My Acer is have major problems. Yesterday I had four bsod. Each time it said either "Dumping Physical Memory" or "Kernel Stack In-Page Error". Each time when it restarted it would say "Fixed Disk Error". After 5 minutes it would work again. Then about 2 hours later I would get the BSOD. I ran multiple spy ware and anti-virus. Nothing popped up. I did a check disk in command prompt and it came back with 32kb of bad sectors. I don't think that much makes a difference, but who knows? Does anyone have any ideas? Lastly, does anyone know of a good online diagnostic program?
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its a small size of bad sectors but its significance depends on where the sectors are. perhaps the error arises as windows attempts to use that area.
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I have no idea where the errors are coming from. Is it my ram or my hard disk or a malicious program. I highly doubt it's the third, but at this point I don't know.
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fixed disk error seems to indicate your actual hard drive
and it also mentions a page error which could also indicate the drive as well
if u want to run a RAM test
download the latest memtest either install on a flash drive (if u can) or burn to a CD and boot from it and run the tests
also could use the diagnostic tools of the manufacturer of your drive. but quite likely a hard drive failure -
I just had another one. I'm on a different computer now. It seems to happen everytime I use an Acer program. I don't remember how it crashed the first time, but yesterday I click on Launch Manger and it crashed. Just now I was trying to use Acer's Webcam program and it crashed.
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run diagnostics on both memory and drive and see what they tell u first
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I can't right now. It won't boot. Even if it did, I can't get it to run the diaganostics. I don't think I'm doing it right. Could you please give me detailed instructions on how to run ram test and hd test? It would be greatly appreiated.
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I think i have the same problem. U get error 200 code @ startup?
I think its bios related.
Did you upgrade your hard-drive or didn't touch it?
I've also posted in the Acer 5102 thread btw, with more details about my (and perhaps your) problem -
help! please
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replying to your thread with no additional information does not make people want to reply. It's considered spam, please remember this.
The best suggestions I have are as follows.
#1. If you keep getting BSOD's you have either a hardware or software problem
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Run a memory scan (memtest) and run your hard drive manufactures diagonstics.
Software -
Check your history logs under event viewer.
If the pc won't even boot you first need to get it to that point (duh)
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No, I haven't upgraded my harddrive.
I would do the mem tests if I knew how to. Could you tell me how I can run it please? -
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=how+to+run+memtest86&btnG=Search
second hit in google. Please google basic questions first.
Thank you
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4 BSOD in one day. HELP!
Discussion in 'Acer' started by sbpatel, Apr 16, 2007.