had a BSOD !!

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  1. jime1

    jime1 MDL Senior Member

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    #1 jime1, Apr 30, 2015
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    What can be the reason for this ?:(
    I checked out my HDD and RAM, both are fine ..


    will this report help ?

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    Problem signature:
  Problem Event Name:    BlueScreen
  OS Version:    6.1.7601.2.1.0.256.1
  Locale ID:    1033

Additional information about the problem:
  BCCode:    d1
  BCP1:    FFFFFA800729C000
  BCP2:    0000000000000002
  BCP3:    0000000000000000
  BCP4:    FFFFFA8005FFB2AC
  OS Version:    6_1_7601
  Service Pack:    1_0
  Product:    256_1
     
  2. MrMagic

    MrMagic MDL Guru

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    #2 MrMagic, Apr 30, 2015
    You need to download bluescreen viewer and check the dump file

    Don't worry about it unless it keeps happening

    Check event logs too
     
  3. jime1

    jime1 MDL Senior Member

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  4. Mr.X

    Mr.X MDL Guru

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    #4 Mr.X, Apr 30, 2015
    Did you install/remove any software prior BSOD?
     
  5. The_Guardian

    The_Guardian Contributor

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    #5 The_Guardian, Apr 30, 2015
    Check out the above.
     
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  6. MrMagic

    MrMagic MDL Guru

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  7. EFA11

    EFA11 Avatar Guru

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    #7 EFA11, Apr 30, 2015
    remove ESET
     
  8. MrMagic

    MrMagic MDL Guru

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    #8 MrMagic, Apr 30, 2015
    Sacrilege !
     
  9. Mr.X

    Mr.X MDL Guru

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    #9 Mr.X, Apr 30, 2015
    Yep, in this sad case ESET is the culprit :death:
     
  10. RJARRRPCGP

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    #10 RJARRRPCGP, May 1, 2015
    0xD1 is not a hardware error.

    0xA is usually caused by pushing your CPU core too hard or not enough Vcore.
     
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  11. jime1

    jime1 MDL Senior Member

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    #11 jime1, May 1, 2015 (OP)
    So Sir, is there anything I can do to fix it ?
     
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    jime1 MDL Senior Member

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    #12 jime1, May 1, 2015 (OP)
    oh boy :(:(:(
     
  13. QuantumBug

    QuantumBug MDL Developer

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    #13 QuantumBug, May 7, 2015
    May be the same thing, not sure... But, I had this problem with customer PCs a few times, usually on more expensive hardware.

    Intel Idle States was causing the issue. Disabling idle states fixed the issue permanently but now the issue is idle states are disabled.
     
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    jime1 MDL Senior Member

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    #14 jime1, May 8, 2015 (OP)
    Intel Idle States !! :confused:
    mine is c2d E7500 2.93 GHz, will it help on my rig, Sir ?

    PS : I only had bsod once, a few days ago :) no repetition :)
     
  15. LatinMcG

    LatinMcG Bios Borker

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