Vista - Blue Scree of Death - No Error Information

I just installed Windows Vista Home Premium on my machine that we previously
running Windows Media Center 2005. Everything installed just fine. However,
I am now getting multiple BSOD everyday. The odd thing is that when it
crashes, I only get a blank blue screen. There absolutely no error
information. Has anyone else experienced this and how can I diagnose what is
wrong? I don't know where to even look for the solution, because there is no
information as to what is causing the error. My first thought is that it is
a memory problem, but the memory check comes back fine. Help...

I've not had a BSOD on my Vista machine. I have no idea what they normall
look like, however, I know with Windows XP there is a way to view the log as
when the system crashes it makes a log. I know I ran accross it with Vista
when I was changing some settings I just don't remember where! I'll look
some more and if I can find it I'll post back, but I just wanted to let you
know that I have found a way that you can do it so if you want to search you
may find it. It is similar to XP where it is located though I do remember
that


"Alan W" <Alan W@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:4291081D-1012-4E4F-936B-67FEEF26B8D3@microsoft.com...
>I just installed Windows Vista Home Premium on my machine that we
>previously
> running Windows Media Center 2005. Everything installed just fine.
> However,
> I am now getting multiple BSOD everyday. The odd thing is that when it
> crashes, I only get a blank blue screen. There absolutely no error
> information. Has anyone else experienced this and how can I diagnose what
> is
> wrong? I don't know where to even look for the solution, because there is
> no
> information as to what is causing the error. My first thought is that it
> is
> a memory problem, but the memory check comes back fine. Help...

Right click "Computer", click "Manage" left side, expand "Event Viewer",
expand "Windows Logs" try "Application" and "System" scroll through


"Alan W" <Alan W@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:4291081D-1012-4E4F-936B-67FEEF26B8D3@microsoft.com...
>I just installed Windows Vista Home Premium on my machine that we
>previously
> running Windows Media Center 2005. Everything installed just fine.
> However,
> I am now getting multiple BSOD everyday. The odd thing is that when it
> crashes, I only get a blank blue screen. There absolutely no error
> information. Has anyone else experienced this and how can I diagnose what
> is
> wrong? I don't know where to even look for the solution, because there is
> no
> information as to what is causing the error. My first thought is that it
> is
> a memory problem, but the memory check comes back fine. Help...