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Windows 7 Home Premium 64 Bit, Blue Screen
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Yesterday I ted my computer then logged onto diablo 3. Shortly after my pc crashed with a blue screen. WIndows defaulted to auto restarting so I was unable to read it. I fix that setting so it wont auto reset. I'm curious if I upload the Minidump file, could someone look into it? need to know if its a hardware problem or something less severe. If possible ill post the file when I return home in an hour or so.
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What happens when the screen goes blue? what does it say? It could possibly be memory issues so try taking memory modules out and and back in.
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Its only happened once and I was unable to read what it said because Microsoft auto sets it to restart when a crash happens. I changed the setting so it doesnt. I am unaware to what caused the crash so i cant make it happen again. I cant find any tutorial to properly read the dump file that was created.
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Im sorry then bro, I know nothing other to help...
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