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    My lenovo keeps BSOD'ing on windows XP WITHOUT turbo memory...

    Discussion in 'Lenovo' started by Blue Diamond, Dec 7, 2008.

  1. Blue Diamond

    Blue Diamond Notebook Evangelist

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    i was trying to search for people with T61's with my specs that kept bsod'ing.... and can't find any. basically, i never opted for the turbo memory, paid extra to have windows XP pro installed from the factory, and have only 1 dimm of memory. i have all the right stuff to NOT BSOD but yet, i do.... can someone maybe point to WHY it's doing this?
     
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    and its the same BSOD code stop error something similar to 0000x0000x000032, just looks like that, not the exact number
     
    Blue Diamond, Dec 7, 2008
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    BSOD can be caused by a ton of things, have you updated drivers/software recently that may be causing issue? Write down the error code and try searching it to maybe narrow the problem down.
     
    mullenbooger, Dec 7, 2008
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    driekus Notebook Consultant

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    I had a problem with my Lenovo T500 blue screening as well. I downloaded windbg which is able to open the memory dump files and assist in determining the problem. In my case it was the Razer Deathadder mouse drivers
     
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    ill def. write it down next time
     
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    If you use windbg you dont have to wait for it to bluescreen again you just open the text files from the previous crashes and that will tell you the problem
     
    driekus, Dec 7, 2008
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