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You may wish to enable kernel dumps, reproduce the BSoD, then install Debugging Tools for Windows. Now spin up WinDbg and inspect the kernel dump to see what is
by UnoriginalGuy 11y ago
You may wish to enable kernel dumps, reproduce the BSoD, then install Debugging Tools for Windows. Now spin up WinDbg and inspect the kernel dump to see what is really causing this.
Looks like a corrupt Windows install to me, but you'll know more after WinDbg. Scandisk (with fix bad sectors) and the Windows memory checker might also reveal how the OS became damaged.
- krig 11y agoI could do all that. Or, I can unplug the keyboard while booting. :)
- keithpeter 11y agoEach time you boot... ...I'd find that so annoying I'd be trying to find the root cause using the information in post above yours. Each to his/her own.
- Dylan16807 11y agoSome people reboot a lot more than others, too. Daily vs. every other month.