i have had enough. i see a macbook air coming my way in the very near future. get your **** together microsoft
Windows 8 BSOD System Service Exception
My computer is just a few weeks old and has been working fine until today. I have gotten the blue screen of death many times today and each time it's said it has something to do with System_Service_Exception. If anyone could help me out, it would be greatly appreciated.
Here are the files I've noticed are needed after looking through the forums a bit:
Minidump files: http://sdrv.ms/WD992o
System File Information: http://sdrv.ms/RakUdp
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Anonymous
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2013-02-17T04:18:52+00:00 I am Also Having the Same Problem with Windows 8 :-( I am getting the Blue Screen When I am Surfing the Net ? ???But it Just Started about 3 Days Ago ??? My Computer Crashed awhile back after I was using Windows 8 Several Months :-( I have Got to the Point of just giving up on Windows 8 , but I Love Windows 8 but not the blue screen ! I Have Tried everything Support has Written and it does not Change things :-( and I have Not installed any new Programs in Months? Like I said this just Started again a Few Days Ago ? When I get the Blue Screen and my Computer Restarts it says System Service Exception and what is Sad is that last time this happened ? I Lost My Wireless :-( I Have a Lenovo S205 ( Windows 8 Works Fine For Awhile ) But Short Lived ! ... Denise
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Anonymous
2013-02-17T14:26:23+00:00 Hi Amiroof,
after installing win8 i've manually update my app's.
In the device manager are no troublessigns or anything thats need to be updated.
With malwarebytes i didn't anything special.
Beside that is there no spywware.
With the run system file checker there are no problems
The difficulty is when you don't have aan second pc of smartphone its allmost impossible to look for an answer cause windows ain't setting up of is turning blue within a few minutes.
After a while i found out how to get into the safe modi and started the windows setting to restore all Original settings.
I hope it will be ok after this hard restart.
On my other pc witch is a year older i've got no problemens like this.
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Anonymous
2013-02-17T18:05:31+00:00 Glad I found this thread. I too have been having the same problems. BSOD when surfing with Firefox and yes, I too have Kaspersky installed. I have also lost wireless capability on parts of my home network.
A brand new PC with a new OS should not be running slow or crashing every day. It is reminiscent of the nightmare which was Windows ME.
Call me picky but I am not too ken on uninstalling my firewall and anti virus to find out what happens.
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Anonymous
2013-02-17T19:27:58+00:00 Kaspersky can also block / stop webcams from working. Its not that great
It's also well known that it can cause a lot of BSOD's
That'll be whats stuffing up your network. Unless you configure it properly
Win8 is still too buggy for it to be a decent OS.
So, far I've noticed that
- For one reason or another, it stopped Paintshop Pro x5 from working. It started saying it was illegally modified (like its service had been disabled/ deleted or something).
- The network icon (that I had on the desktop). If I wanted to look into the other PC's networked folder that I had shared, it kept telling me that the path wasn't valid).
A few minutes later it gave me access, then a few mins later it said the same thing.
The path is / was valid, because I had created a shortcut to it (under send to), and I could copy files to the shared folder on the other PC
So, I decided to go back to Win7. Till the bugs have been ironed out in Win8. And because I used to use XP mode.
I came across this 0x0000003b stop error too. It was when I dual booted Win 7 and 8. I have no idea why. But in the end I decided to reformat, and reinstall Win7 by itself.