It's about two weeks that my pc suddenly gives me a message similar to the image attached. I noticed that it does when I turn on the strategy tester.Turned off no problem with pc.I have disable Netbios but nothing changed.Any suggestions? thank you .
How old is your PC ? When did you last clean it ? ( by clean I mean open it up, get a brush and vacuum cleaner on it to remove dust from the fans and heatsinks )
OK, you choose not to answer . . . if your CPU heatsink is full of dust it won't cool efficiently, if you run Strategy Tester the CPU runs at 100% CPU and the CPU gets hot, if it can't cool it may crash . . . BSOD (Blue Screen of Death)
If you are interested I'll debug the crash Dump and see what caused the BSOD, you can find the dump file in the C:\Windows\Minidump\ folder on Windows 7 it's a .dmp file, PM me and I'll tell you how to get it to me.
RaptorUK : OK, you choose not to answer . . . if your CPU heatsink is full of dust it won't cool efficiently, if you run Strategy Tester the CPU runs at 100% CPU and the CPU gets hot, if it can't cool it may crash . . . BSOD (Blue Screen of Death)
If you are interested I'll debug the crash Dump and see what caused the BSOD, you can find the dump file in the C:\Windows\Minidump\ folder on Windows 7 it's a .dmp file, PM me and I'll tell you how to get it to me.
I thought you were kidding about the vacuum cleaner. I am a lover of jokes. I have a sony vaio with windows vista, the computer is the 2008 I think. Ok I send a PM
Rosiman: I thought you were kidding about the vacuum cleaner. I am a lover of jokes. I have a sony vaio with windows vista, the computer is the 2008 I think. Ok I send a PM
I was 100% serious, you should clean your PC at least once a year, every 6 months is better . . .
RaptorUK: OK, you choose not to answer . . . if your CPU heatsink is full of dust it won't cool efficiently, if you run Strategy Tester the CPU runs at 100% CPU and the CPU gets hot, if it can't cool it may crash . . . BSOD (Blue Screen of Death)
If you are interested I'll debug the crash Dump and see what caused the BSOD, you can find the dump file in the C:\Windows\Minidump\ folder on Windows 7 it's a .dmp file, PM me and I'll tell you how to get it to me.
thank you raptor for checking my dump file and for your suggestions
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It's about two weeks that my pc suddenly gives me a message similar to the image attached. I noticed that it does when I turn on the strategy tester.Turned off no problem with pc.I have disable Netbios but nothing changed.Any suggestions? thank you .
Also my vacuum cleaner is old!!!
If you are interested I'll debug the crash Dump and see what caused the BSOD, you can find the dump file in the C:\Windows\Minidump\ folder on Windows 7 it's a .dmp file, PM me and I'll tell you how to get it to me.
OK, you choose not to answer . . . if your CPU heatsink is full of dust it won't cool efficiently, if you run Strategy Tester the CPU runs at 100% CPU and the CPU gets hot, if it can't cool it may crash . . . BSOD (Blue Screen of Death)
If you are interested I'll debug the crash Dump and see what caused the BSOD, you can find the dump file in the C:\Windows\Minidump\ folder on Windows 7 it's a .dmp file, PM me and I'll tell you how to get it to me.
I thought you were kidding about the vacuum cleaner. I am a lover of jokes. I have a sony vaio with windows vista, the computer is the 2008 I think. Ok I send a PM
I was 100% serious, you should clean your PC at least once a year, every 6 months is better . . .
OK, you choose not to answer . . . if your CPU heatsink is full of dust it won't cool efficiently, if you run Strategy Tester the CPU runs at 100% CPU and the CPU gets hot, if it can't cool it may crash . . . BSOD (Blue Screen of Death)
If you are interested I'll debug the crash Dump and see what caused the BSOD, you can find the dump file in the C:\Windows\Minidump\ folder on Windows 7 it's a .dmp file, PM me and I'll tell you how to get it to me.