?huh? I' am not sure what you mean. placed my cursor in the system information file??? what does that even mean? in any case, I will reupload the file.
--> http://1drv.ms/1cL3dx5 <--
BSOD when restarting windows after exteneded user session.
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My PC has BSOD'ed on me several times when I tell it to restart windows. It keeps giving the DRIVER_POWER_STATE_FAILURE error in the BSOD.
I have traced the problem back to NTOSKRNL.EXE. the address in the stack is ntoskrnl,exe+78a8a. both times windows crashed during during the shutdown phase of a windows restart.
Full error:
ntoskrnl.exe ntoskrnl.exe+78a8a fffff80003408000 fffff800039ed000 0x005e5000 0x521ea035 8/28/2013 5:13:25 PM Microsoft® Windows® Operating System NT Kernel & System 6.1.7601.18247 (win7sp1_gdr.130828-1532) Microsoft Corporation C:\windows\system32\ntoskrnl.exe
Bug Check Code: 0x1000009f
I am not sure why my system is BSOD'ing on me, much less why ntoskrnl.exe is causing it. I'm not running or doing anything strange on my machine. Just BIONC (Seti@Home), games and the occasional document. I have already run SFC, as well as chkdsk, and the checksur utility, but nothing was found wrong. I ran a full scan using MSE and Malwarebytes, and came up clean there too. I want to know if this error's cause lies in the hardware or if windows is just complaining because I have had it running fro so long with out a restart.
If someone wants to look at the minidump files made by my system, let me know and I will post them to my skydrive. when I examined the minidumps using bluescreenview, only ntoskrnl.exe was highlighted in red. I can discern no other cause of this problem.
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Anonymous
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2014-03-11T00:00:15+00:00 The dump file are not accessible using your latest link.
You have placed your cursor within the body of the System Information file so that only a small fraction the files has been uploaded. Please do not place your cursor within the body of the report before you upload.
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Anonymous
2014-03-10T23:31:14+00:00 I have done as you have asked plus a little extra. I made new versions of the files asked for before.
all that remains is the upload of the ZIP file containing the memory.DMP to finish.
--> http://1drv.ms/1h8aZOs <--
the .ZIP file with memory.dmp finally finished uploading and is available to view
--> http://1drv.ms/1h8eC73 <--
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Anonymous
2014-03-10T23:18:29+00:00 It is empty. I checked as well.
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Anonymous
2014-03-10T22:51:41+00:00 umm I don't see how a several hundred megabyte file can be empty. I just looked at the file on my ondrive, and it is not empty. I suggest that you might try downloading the file again. you might have tried downloading it before the upload was complete.
UPDATE:
Umm I just check the file on through the webpage and there is a definite size discrepancy. I will delete the web copy and let the file resync. sorry about that.
UPDATE 2:
I am having to manually upload the ZIP file, and it is taking forever, so please be patient