The Dump of Physical Memory

muqtada123 · 1 Jul 2009 at 23:05

I m tired of getting the same error again and again, its also called the blue death screen error as i read about it in different forums, my laptop suddenly restart itself after getting a blue screen error and it does not stop there and make it restart, i cannot figure out the problem, anyone give me some guidance. Thanks in advance

Kennysevenfold · 1 Jul 2009 at 23:09

muqtada123 said:
I m tired of getting the same error again and again, its also called the blue death screen error as i read about it in different forums, my laptop suddenly restart itself after getting a blue screen error and it does not stop there and make it restart, i cannot figure out the problem, anyone give me some guidance. Thanks in advance

what is the error.?

have you looking in the event viewer.?

muqtada123 · 2 Jul 2009 at 22:39

i cannot figure out the type of error, it just come with a sudden blue screen and my system restarts, but once i just disabled that option and then after getting that error again the blue screen stuck there so i can read the error but that is so confusing that i did not get any idea but just Dump of Memory written there along with some error codes.

Kennysevenfold · 2 Jul 2009 at 22:55

Next time it shows, take note of the codes and either post them on here or google them mate

AMG · 2 Jul 2009 at 22:59

some times they happen to quick :\ to take note

Kennysevenfold · 2 Jul 2009 at 23:00

muqtada123 said:
disabled that option and then after getting that error again the blue screen stuck there so i can read the error

alex24 · 2 Jul 2009 at 23:05

Blue screens can be caused by any number of problems, there's wayy too many to list. Set the computer to not automatically restart when it crashes and record the details of the error. When it's working you can also look in the event viewer for problems as suggested above. A quick google can tell you how to do these things, but if you still can't figure it out someone can tell you on here.

Another good idea would be to test your system memory. Memtest 86+ is a good tool to do this. Bluescreens are often caused by faulty memory (in my experience) and so it'd be prudent to check that since it's easy to do now.