[WIN7] BSOD and the Minidump... how to analyze it? - Microsoft Help

Author	All Replies
MikeC578 join:2012-11-30 Mississauga, ON	reply to aguen Re: [WIN7] BSOD and the Minidump... how to analyze it? The Event Viewer says Source: Kernel Power EventID: 41 Level: Critical As far as other hard drives, it's the same cluster of 1 and 1.5 TB hdd's (SATA's) that I'd used prior to upgrading the CPU and C Drive (which I used a Solid State for my OS) No RAID - all individual hdd's and all internal and all fairly new... -- Mike C
	to forum · permalink · 2012-12-01 18:01:58 ·
MikeC578 join:2012-11-30 Mississauga, ON	reply to aguen 20 minutes before the BSOD there was a warning in the event viewer saying Event 19, WHEA Logger and the following text in the details section, "A corrected hardware error has occurred" Reported by Component: Processor Core Error Source: Corrected Machine Check Error Type: Internal Parity Error -- Mike C
	to forum · permalink · 2012-12-01 18:06:59 ·
MikeC578 join:2012-11-30 Mississauga, ON	Now THIS is interesting... ONE second before the crash I got an information event saying... File System Filter 'aswSnx' (6.0, â€Ž2012â€Ž-â€Ž10â€Ž-â€Ž30T17:44:08.000000000Z) has successfully loaded and registered with Filter Manager. aswSnx is my a file in my Avast! antivirus... -- Mike C
	to forum · permalink · 2012-12-01 18:19:27 ·

Dustyn Premium join:2003-02-26 Ontario, CAN kudos:10	reply to MikeC578 Relating to Avast possibly... »forum.avast.com/index.php?topic=108689.0
	to forum · permalink · 2012-12-01 18:20:53 ·
MikeC578 join:2012-11-30 Mississauga, ON	DAMN! Avast!? -- Mike C
	to forum · permalink · 2012-12-01 18:22:57 ·
MikeC578 join:2012-11-30 Mississauga, ON	I went back over the last bunch of Critical events and ALWAYS, one second before each crash, it was the same 'Information' event that said "File System Filter 'aswSnx' being successfully loaded with the Filter Manager"... I've uninstalled Avast! and will again run my system through some video editing... -- Mike C
	to forum · permalink · 2012-12-01 18:47:12 ·
Dustyn Premium join:2003-02-26 Ontario, CAN kudos:10	I think that would be an interesting step to see if the BSOD appears. If not that's a good sign to maybe trial your removal of Avast for a day or so after to be sure it is in fact something to do with Avast. If it turns out Avast is the culprit, I'm sure their support team will be able to help you resolve the issue. »forum.avast.com/index.php?board=2.0 -- Remember that cool hidden "Graffiti Wall" here on BBR? After the name change I became the "owner", so to speak as it became: Dustyn's Wall »[Serious] RIP
	to forum · permalink · 2012-12-01 19:17:59 ·
theyipper join:2001-01-18 Oakland, CA	reply to MikeC578 What kind of motherboard? Some mbs automatically ramp up/overclock under heavy loads causing memory type of errors. edit: Oh its a Asus P8Z77-V DELUXE
	to forum · permalink · 2012-12-01 20:19:29 ·
MikeC578 join:2012-11-30 Mississauga, ON	I've uninstalled Avast! and have been working feverishly on a video roject - lots of editing and rendering - and no BSOD... I'm using an ASUS P8Z77-V Deluxe Mobo -- Mike C
	to forum · permalink · 2012-12-01 20:23:03 ·
Dustyn Premium join:2003-02-26 Ontario, CAN kudos:10	said by MikeC578: I've uninstalled Avast! and have been working feverishly on a video roject - lots of editing and rendering - and no BSOD... Great sign so far! -- Remember that cool hidden "Graffiti Wall" here on BBR? After the name change I became the "owner", so to speak as it became: Dustyn's Wall »[Serious] RIP
	to forum · permalink · 2012-12-01 20:49:43 ·
MikeC578 join:2012-11-30 Mississauga, ON 1 edit	reply to MikeC578 Well - it was nice while it lasted but I just had another BSOD - even after uninstalling Avast! antivirus... the Event Viewer has nothing of interest showing just before the crash... -- Mike C
	to forum · permalink · 2012-12-01 21:03:12 ·
trparky Apple... YUM Premium,MVM join:2000-05-24 Cleveland, OH kudos:2 Reviews: ·Time Warner Cable	He has a Marvell SATA controller that's used for his SSD. I said in an IM to MikeC578 that Marvell drivers are crappy drivers, buggy like none other. It would be best to get his SSD on one of the Intel-based SATA controller ports as versus the Marvell ports. -- Tom Boycott AT&T uVerse! \| Tom's Android Blog \| AOKP (The Android Open Kang Project)
	to forum · permalink · 2012-12-01 22:23:29 ·
auggy Premium,Mod join:2001-12-24 Brockville, ON kudos:15	reply to MikeC578 Also, try in the BIOS "Load BIOS Default Settings" to reverse any potential automatic overclocking of the processor.
	to forum · permalink · 2012-12-01 22:41:23 ·
MikeC578 join:2012-11-30 Mississauga, ON	You were right... the SSD (identified as a SCSI disk in the BIOS) was indeed plugged into one of the Marvell ports. I switched it to one of the Intell ports, reset the BIOS to default settings (it was only overclocked 3%) and have been working away on video, rendering, etc - no BSOD yet... keeping my friggin' fingers crossed -- Mike C
	to forum · permalink · 2012-12-02 10:50:37 ·
trparky Apple... YUM Premium,MVM join:2000-05-24 Cleveland, OH kudos:2	You will also find that the Intel SSD Toolkit will now function as it should. TRIM support will also work properly as well.
	to forum · permalink · 2012-12-02 11:11:40 ·
MikeC578 join:2012-11-30 Mississauga, ON	indeed - should update the firmware... also, now in the BIOS the SSD is identified as ATA... -- Mike C
	to forum · permalink · 2012-12-02 11:26:42 ·
MikeC578 join:2012-11-30 Mississauga, ON	been purring like a tomcat in a creamery alllllll day... seems that Marvell port is a little flaky... -- Mike C
	to forum · permalink · 2012-12-02 14:41:57 ·
MikeC578 join:2012-11-30 Mississauga, ON	To auggy and trparky - thanx guys for the troubleshooting... haven't had a bsod since I switched the sata cable to the intell port and was able to optimize and 'defrag' the ssd thru toolkit... still keeping my fingers crossed tho and will report back in a couple of days... all the best! -- Mike C
	to forum · permalink · 2012-12-03 09:58:20 ·
trparky Apple... YUM Premium,MVM join:2000-05-24 Cleveland, OH kudos:2	Good to hear.
	to forum · permalink · 2012-12-03 12:33:59 ·

OS and Software > Microsoft Help > [WIN7] BSOD and the Minidump... how to analyze it?

Re: [WIN7] BSOD and the Minidump... how to analyze it?