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Re: [WIN7] crash dump please help As auggy has pointed out some of those are memory errors.
Also some are related to the registry of Windows - corruption.
On the RAM you could use memtest86+ to see if it helps instead of the Windows tool:
»www.memtest.org/
If that comes back clean, possibly check the video ram too:
»mikelab.kiev.ua/index_en.php?pag···S/vmt_en
Once these come back clean and you have tested the HDD as well once you have the cable.
Please post the results of these 3 tests to your replies.
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| Hi norwegian
i am running memtest86+ last night and till now its been 19hrs already and pass 15 already and dont have error should i stop now so i can do the other step you told me or should i wait the memtest86+ to complete???
Thank you norwegian... |
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That sounds good enough to move on.
See what the video test comes back with.
Did you manage to organise a cable to hook up the HDD as a slave to test it yet as well?
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Yes and iam already done the hdtune pro and i will post the result...
Right now i will do video test...
I will also post the result when it is done thank you again norwegian...
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i already done the memtest and there are no error found...
but on VMt (video memory tress test) there where so many error...
what those that mean?
my video card is the prob? what should i do?
how can i fix this problem?
on the top is the HD tune screenshot...
thank you sir...
i really appreciate your help... |
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| said by azurah:i already done the memtest and there are no error found... RAM is good.
said by azurah:VMT (video memory stress test) there where so many error...
what those that mean?
my video card is the prob? what should i do?
how can i fix this problem?
It is telling you the RAM on the graphics card is faulty then. You may want to look at a new card at some stage. Or if you have a spare card, swap it out and test to see if the second card gives the same errors with VMT. There maybe a motherboard slot issue but generally the tool is a test of the RAM on the card.
said by azurah:on the top is the HD tune screenshot...
Looks okay to me, maybe one of experts can say more but basically ok.
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