I'm having trouble figuring out what is going on here. I'm posting a pair of minidumps from Vista 64 SP2. If anybody can help identify the source / path to resolution, I would appreciate it.
Thanks!!!
---Brian
Thanks!!!
---Brian
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zigzag3143
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bnhot
the two dumps were caused by two different system files but didnt contain enough info to give detailed info
Since they were both system files I would suggest running a system file check by typing sfc /scannow in search
When it commpletes it will tell you if there were bad files and if they were fixed
good luck
Ken
the two dumps were caused by two different system files but didnt contain enough info to give detailed info
Since they were both system files I would suggest running a system file check by typing sfc /scannow in search
When it commpletes it will tell you if there were bad files and if they were fixed
good luck
Ken
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jeffrynov
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excuse me zigzag may be this is too ridiculous to ask but when i type cmd in search and type sfc/scannow it says "You must be an administrator running a console session in order use the sfc utility" what's that? because im not an expert please tell me why is that? and im sorry if i put it here because this is only my courage to know :huh:
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when you find cmd, right click and run as administrator. Be sure to leave a space between the "/" and scannow. C: sfc /scannow
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jeff
Sorry I always run as admin so I forgot, and Lemur did a great save and backup. Thanks
Ken
Sorry I always run as admin so I forgot, and Lemur did a great save and backup. Thanks
Ken
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System One
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- Dell Inspiron E 1405
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jeffrynov
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alright i think im more courage than before but where is that space the right order because when in the command prompt i typed this sfc<space>/scannow<enter>
the answer is stil the same?? please tell me how you do that?:D
the answer is stil the same?? please tell me how you do that?:D
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zigzag3143
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jeff
so from an elevated cmd prompt you type sfc /scannow(enter) and what happens?
ken
so from an elevated cmd prompt you type sfc /scannow(enter) and what happens?
ken
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- Dell Inspiron E 1405
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- 4 gigs
- Graphics Card(s)
- integrated intel 945
- Sound Card
- integrated
- Screen Resolution
- 1440x900
- Hard Drives
- 300 gig internal
- Internet Speed
- 10 down 1.5 up
jeffrynov
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I've try it to run as administrator and i think i find the correct typing! as lemur said thanks it might comin handy if something happen but so far i never find any problem to my vista because i often do this before everything too late 
1. Scan my computer for virus with avira antivir daily
2. Defragment harddrive once a week or may be often
3. Cleaning up the junk files with windows cleaner
4. Updating my antivirus
that is what i do and the most easier way to prevent crash, corruption, etc
1. Scan my computer for virus with avira antivir daily
2. Defragment harddrive once a week or may be often
3. Cleaning up the junk files with windows cleaner
4. Updating my antivirus
that is what i do and the most easier way to prevent crash, corruption, etc
My Computer
System One
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- Toshiba Satellite M300
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- Intel core 2Duo
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- 2.00GB
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- Sound Card
- Conexant High Definition SmartAudio
- Monitor(s) Displays
- Generic PnP
- Screen Resolution
- 1280 x 800
- Case
- silk
- Keyboard
- Standard PS/2 Keyboard
- Mouse
- Synaptic PS/2 port touchpad