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[dazzer2011]

oh right and that will cost me quite a bit. i will try to find another pc to test it in.

 

[dazzer2011]

i have tested it and on all of the tests it came came back with bisposition code 0c00 which i believe means it is ok

 

[johnb35]

Then you have some other hardware issue.

 

[dazzer2011]

so what can i do as nearly everything is built into the motherboard on a laptop

 

[johnb35]

Please navigate to this file, zip it up and attach it to your next reply.

C:\Windows\Minidump\061112-28579-01.dmp

 

[dazzer2011]

here it is

 

[johnb35]

This does look to be caused by a memory issue or a particular driver. But you said you reinstalled windows and its still doing it. So we need you to download and create a memtest bootable cd and test your ram.

http://www.memtest86.com/

Click on free download on the left, download the iso file and use burning software to write the iso file to cd. Just don't burn the file to a cd as it won't boot. You should see an option like burn image to disk in your burning program. Once the cd is created, boot to it and it will automatically start testing the ram. If you see any errors pop up, you'll need to replace the ram. Run it for a few hours to be sure.

 

[dazzer2011]

i have updated all of my drivers and checked the ram, it came back as being ok

 

[johnb35]

Is your laptop still under warranty? If so, would recommend setting it in to get diagnosed and repaired. You have some sort of hardware failure and I just can't tell what.

 

[dazzer2011]

no unfortunatly it is not under warenty.( it had ran out before i bought it off someone in my family) one thing i had noticed is that reseating the keyboard connector used to get rid of it for a few months

 

[dazzer2011]

any ideas

 

[johnb35]

Sorry but no.

 

[dazzer2011]

i did get it sujested to me that the motherbaord might be cracked. Could this be a possible explanation