get some bsods randomly since 1 month. also wen i try restart. the bsod says collecting information and will restart..but wen it goes to 100%, the pc stalls at bsod screen;so i have to manually power off pc
only bsod no. 1 occured in past few days after i tried below things, but its too short a time period to know if other bsods will reoccur since they are rare-ish
things i tried but didnt work:
clean registry with ccleaner
run malwarebytes
uninstall and reinstall display driver (did this to the nvidia one only...not the intel one)
avg didnt detect any viruses
however, sfc/scannow did reveal some issues, but dunno how to fix them.
my pc constantly runs at 86C on average in all 4 cores. is this too hot? (not overclocked;normally running one instance of each firefox ,vlc and antivirus of course; msi laptop with 12gb ram and twin turbo fans which work fine when switched on...still 86C even with these fans. dont know if any other internal fan is working or not. no dust. room temp. 23C max)
wifi connection extremely unstable
sorry maybe 2 issues here..the bsod plus temperature.
hi, unfortunately the error message "host process for windows services has stopped working" appeared again yesterday. as soon as i clicked close, got BSOD again. if i recall right, this was in the middle of the night when laptop was still running (but lid closed, i thought it would go to sleep)...and it must have got quite hot too i think. wonder if the temperature had anything to do with it. cos i switch off twin turbo fans when going to bed.
You can upload the minidump file again for a look but as you said it may have been related to getting to hot so it might be worth testing it again tonight to see if it continues.
Perform the following:
Download Autorunsto your Desktop
Extract the Autoruns Zip file contents to a folder.
Right-click the Autoruns.exe and Select Run As Administrator
Make sure Hide Microsoft Entries is Checked Under the Options Menu
1. Click on Start menu
2. Type in command
3. Right click on Command Prompt in list and select Run as Administrator
4. Copy and Paste the command into the command console
copy %SystemRoot%\minidump\*.dmp "%USERPROFILE%\Desktop\"
5. This will copy all of the minidump files (.dmp) to your desktop
6. Compress all the files to diag.zip
7. Upload the file diag.zip to your reply
no random BSODs for 6 or 7 days now. however the host process error message pops up from time to time.....which, if i close, i get bsod (criticial process died)
Unfortunately your dump files have very little information in them this time. See the following article to help determine what process might be causing the issue when it happens again.
Right click on Command Prompt in list and select Run as Administrator
Copy and Paste the command into the command console
Upload these files eventlog fies file from your desktop
wevtutil qe System /c:20 /f:text > "%USERPROFILE%\Desktop\SystemEventlog.txt"&wevtutil qe Application /c:20 /f:text > "%USERPROFILE%\Desktop\ApplicationEventlog.txt"
lavasoft.wcassistant.winservice - this seems to be the cause of the IO System exception. Do you have some software by lavasoft installed? Remove with RevoUninstaller free and test.
hi, good news..no more issues any more! ill wait a couple more days and mark these issues as solved? many thanks for holding my hand through this! best of luck!
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