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the always asked why does my computer turn off question

im gonna go and burn a memtest iso and run it now but my comp just rebooted again and this time b4 it did i got a bsod like screen that i have seen once b4 saying stop (insert bunch of what looked like hex code here) and then is said begining physical memory dump here and then when it was done reboot so when i got back to windows i sent the error and it said it was caused by a device driver but it didnt know which one
 
those 0X0000 codes are very useful ;)
If it happens again note it down
 
well i really did try as i figured they would be good but problem is that memory dump from start to finish isnt along enought time to right them down :(
 
n e ideas now? o and that bsod came back again and i couldnt write down everything but i got this nv4_disp.dll i think it is sumtin to do with the display drivers but i have no clue
 
Those BSOD's with the physical dump sound more OS related to me. Since you said you did a repair install, maybe something got corrupted (clean installing is better IMO). You should start with a clean install (ie delete partition, create new one, format and then install windows) and see if that helps. If not, that means it's most likely a hardware problem.
 
Originally posted by mwalt2
Those BSOD's with the physical dump sound more OS related to me. Since you said you did a repair install, maybe something got corrupted (clean installing is better IMO). You should start with a clean install (ie delete partition, create new one, format and then install windows) and see if that helps. If not, that means it's most likely a hardware problem.
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lmao yes yes it would be better but i honesty want this installation i want to keep it if possible
 
umm so no one knows what to do about this problem my coomp is fine now sept that it does that bsod bout 2 times a day
 
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