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2. Re: BSOD - A Serious Issue
the_wine_snob Feb 12, 2011 8:11 AM (in response to the_wine_snob)As a bad driver, one that is acting out, or is corrupt, can also yield a BSOD, the above article on finding clues, can be very helpful in tracking down a software induced BSOD.
Again, if you are getting a BSOD, address THAT first, before trying any other troubleshooting - something is very wrong.
Hunt
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3. Re: BSOD - A Serious Issue
the_wine_snob Mar 22, 2011 9:13 AM (in response to the_wine_snob)Another possible cause of a BSOD is a driver conflicting with the OS. This ARTICLE will give you tips on tracking down clues, as to what might be happening.
Good luck,
Hunt
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4. Re: BSOD - A Serious Issue
the_wine_snob Jun 22, 2011 10:05 AM (in response to the_wine_snob)Often, one can track a BSOD down, and especially if it's a bad, or corrupt driver, by using the Event Viewer.
Here is a look at the Event Viewer from XP-Pro, with some error and warning messages, and showing one error message, which also has a link in it:
Depending on one's version of Windows, the location of Event Viewer, plus the look of it, might be different.
Hunt
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jtfaulks Nov 16, 2011 12:51 PM (in response to the_wine_snob)just finished installing a new PS and that seems to have solved the hard crashes, that and the cpu was covered in dust.
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the_wine_snob Nov 16, 2011 4:07 PM (in response to jtfaulks)Yes, in the case that you outlined in your thread, the PSU would have been my prime suspect too.
As heat, in many components can cause shut downs, and as video editing stresses many components, producing heat, having everything clean, with good airflow is always a good thing. Glad that the PSU cleared it up for you.
Hunt
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davidh36 Sep 4, 2012 8:45 AM (in response to the_wine_snob)Thank you, Bill, for the fast reply.
i think i saw one of your earlier replies, which was very helpful in helping me through the checklist of potential causes. I've ruled out the typical suspects, including bad memory.
i recently discovered furthermore that the problem happens even when trying to make a bd image, so the issue isn't necessarily related to the drive.
also this blue sreen only occurs in Encore when trying to make a bluray disc or image, no other time.
in the details i uploaded, can you see anything specific that might be causing this issue?
thanks again for the help!
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8. Re: BSOD - A Serious Issue
davidh36 Sep 4, 2012 3:12 PM (in response to the_wine_snob)Could this be caused by something as mundane as memory? I have 4GB installed on Windows 7 HP. I could go to 8 GB. I thought that insufficient memory would just slow things down, not cause a system crash...
I've tried already to just burn an image ICO, but that didn't work.
Looking at the error message detail, it seems there is a paging error? So this is memory related.
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9. Re: BSOD - A Serious Issue
the_wine_snob Sep 6, 2012 2:56 PM (in response to davidh36)Looking at the error message detail, it seems there is a paging error? So this is memory related.
If the errors are related to Page File, then it is a memory/resources issue. This article goes into more detail on Windows Page File (Virtual Memory): http://forums.adobe.com/thread/632449?tstart=0
Good luck,
Hunt