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dave
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join:2000-05-04
not in ohio
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reply to ez2cy

Re: [WIN7] Memory dump

said by ez2cy:

Is this something to worry about?

Yes. Your system is broken. Either the hardware is failing or some piece of software is buggy. Either way, you can't trust that system an inch. It's certainly not safe to rely on it storing anything you can't afford to lose.

The memory dump is not to 'protect the computer'. The system crashes ('blue screens') to protect against further possibility of data corruption. The memory dump part of the deal is for post-mortem analysis of what went wrong.

If you zip up the dump and post it here, someone may volunteer to take a look at it. You should be aware that the dump may contain traces of whatever you were doing at the time, so you'll have to figure out whether you trust people here

ez2cy

join:2008-03-05

Thank you for your reply.

How do I get the "dump" to post it.

Please talk to me like a 4 year old if you can tell me how..ie, step by step. Not the greatest on computer


ez2cy

join:2008-03-05

I think I may have found a fix?

From Microsoft a 'debug"
. I found it doing a search for my problem about the blue screen and dumping.

»msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows···009.aspx

Would this be what I need to do?

Thanks in advance.


ez2cy

join:2008-03-05

reply to ez2cy
I think I may have found a fix?

From Microsoft a 'debug"
. I found it doing a search for my problem about the blue screen and dumping.

»msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows···009.aspx

Would this be what I need to do?

Thanks in advance.


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