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What is Kernel_page data_error

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  • 30-12-2016 3:07am
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    Patty O Furniture
    Registered Users Posts: 5,133 ✭✭✭


    I hope i have that in the right order above?

    I noticed that last nite, as the firefox browser crashed last nite & the crash reporter popped up & afaik tried to restart & that blue screen flashed in front of me!

    It then done a checkdisk & i have enclosed photos for maybe a closer examination & explanation of it thanks,

    Also i've 2 ext Hard Disks attached to the laptop.

    Btw: At times, i've noticed when looking at Task Manager, that there are quite a lot of processes from PlexScript, sometimes 3-8/9 & i assume can be a hog on the system & especially if i'm not using Plex at that time, i terminate them & realise that the programs are going a lot quicker :confused:

    Thanks for any help received.


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    me_irl
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    I'd recommend installing / using Bluescreenview. Will give you the full log of each blue screen and show you what file / process is failing.


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    Patty O Furniture
    Registered Users Posts: 5,133 ✭✭✭Patty O Furniture


    me_irl wrote: »
    I'd recommend installing / using Bluescreenview. Will give you the full log of each blue screen and show you what file / process is failing.

    Thanks, so i load it, after the BSOD happens & check here in
    C:\Windows\MiniDump to retrieve here?

    I thought there was only 1 BSOD to scare the bejaysus outta ye :eek:


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    Patty O Furniture
    Registered Users Posts: 5,133 ✭✭✭Patty O Furniture


    me_irl wrote: »
    I'd recommend installing / using Bluescreenview. Will give you the full log of each blue screen and show you what file / process is failing.

    I was wondering on why there was no logfiles after a BSOD, but on the link you gave above, it gave me the tip for below:
    How to configure Windows to create MiniDump files on BSOD

    As it was only set for Kernel memory dump only.

    But what can i do, when i get the full log next time?

    Thanks.


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