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

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MikeC578 join:2012-11-30 Mississauga, ON	reply to theyipper Re: [WIN7] BSOD and the Minidump... how to analyze it? 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
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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
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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
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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)
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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.
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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
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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.
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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
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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
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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
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trparky Apple... YUM Premium,MVM join:2000-05-24 Cleveland, OH kudos:2	Good to hear.
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