blue screen pop up on my window xp! help!

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Hi bro/sis i went to youtube and see their video once they open they show up all the failure and item but i see nothing o.o!!! anyone can help?!! :( my desktop keep crash and blue screen headache!!!
 

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Hi bro/sis i went to youtube and see their video once they open they show up all the failure and item but i see nothing o.o!!! anyone can help?!! :( my desktop keep crash and blue screen headache!!!
Its very difficult to determine accurately an issue online, its a trial and error situation and no guarantees to find the solution.

One of the bros said it might be a ram issue. To be honest, I would overhaul the system if I were you to avoid all these headaches you are having. It will cost less than $500 to get something much faster than your current PC. You don't want to spend any more money to repair or replace anything with those specs because it is also not going to guarantee it solves your problem permanently. It is clearly a sign of aging pc, not so much defective hardware.
 

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Its very difficult to determine accurately an issue online, its a trial and error situation and no guarantees to find the solution.

One of the bros said it might be a ram issue. To be honest, I would overhaul the system if I were you to avoid all these headaches you are having. It will cost less than $500 to get something much faster than your current PC. You don't want to spend any more money to repair or replace anything with those specs because it is also not going to guarantee it solves your problem permanently. It is clearly a sign of aging pc, not so much defective hardware.

Bro serious $500 can get a pc? o_O!? Don't mind intro me where to get? I need a pc which is fast enough for me.
 

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Hi bro/sis i went to youtube and see their video once they open they show up all the failure and item but i see nothing o.o!!! anyone can help?!! :( my desktop keep crash and blue screen headache!!!

Upload the minidump file located in C:\Windows\minidump

Zip the entire minidump folder then upload to any free-to-access site.
 

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I don't know how to fix a desktop...

No one knows how to until they try and learn. Bunch of resources online, vids on youtube just look around - its pretty easy, like a little complicated version of lego.

Try downloading whocrashed on resplendence to analyze your minidump files. Might be an outdated driver. But there are many things a BSOD can mean.
 

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What's that?
hi, i'm wonderg if ur bluescreenview blank means no minidumps created - due to pagefile disabled by repair person?

if set to "no paging file", pls change to "system managed size" so hopefully with minidumps commach/others can take a look. if pagefile already enabled, then dunno why no minidumps unless u set some program to clean/delete on startup (eg ccleaner).



pls google how to check above setting, faster than me type (tired)...
 

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hi, i'm wonderg if ur bluescreenview blank means no minidumps created - due to pagefile disabled by repair person?

if set to "no paging file", pls change to "system managed size" so hopefully with minidumps commach/others can take a look. if pagefile already enabled, then dunno why no minidumps unless u set some program to clean/delete on startup (eg ccleaner).



pls google how to check above setting, faster than me type (tired)...

okay sure will do that later on .
 

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Erm bro can't see anything I follow instructions from online I go in straight both is blank.

4 main reasons where there isn't any minidump when the system crashed/BSOD.

1) Pagefile disabled

2) Location of the pagefile is not in the root drive. Root drive is the HDD/SSD where the C:\Windows reside including the boot sector with active partition status.

3) The system configured to create kernel/full dump instead of minidump

4) Drive controller failure, the problem lies with the HDD itself or the onboard IDE/SATA controller failed. Such failure are not restricted to the drive/onboard controller alone, poor or faulty IDE/SATA cable can result in missing minidump even though the system configured to create minidump.


If reason 3 is true, you should be able to see a dump named memory.dmp reside in C:\Windows\memory.dmp. At any one time, only one memory.dmp exist, in the event of new BSOD/crashed, the new memory.dmp will promptly overwrite the existing dump, so you will never find 2 memory.dmp in C:\Windows no matter how frequent the system crashed/BSOD.

Full/kernel dump is as good as useless for online debugging because such file can be as large as GB depends on what kind of hardware and software reside in the system. Nobody will bother to download such huge dump to perform online debugging unless paid service, to be brutally honest. :)
 
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