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27-Aug-2009, 05:09 PM #1
Want To See Your BSOD? Try This
"Along with displaying the full BSOD dumpfile image, BlueScreenView will also display the files and memory addresses that are associated with the specific BSOD that you have encountered. This makes troubleshooting a lot easier!"
http://www.windowhaxor.net/2009/08/2...bsod-try-this/
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27-Aug-2009, 10:24 PM #2
Of course, if you just configure Windows not to restart on error, you can look at the blue screen all day without any extra software.
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