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    Can someone please help me fix this BSOD. Picture included

    Discussion in 'Lenovo' started by eyecon82, Sep 17, 2007.

  1. eyecon82

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    Hey guys, so I kept getting freezes. I went through tons and tons of threads thinking that this may be turbo memory related. I updated it with the new matrix software and the freezes stopped (or so I think). Now I got this BSOD and took a picture of it. Can someone with any technical knowledge please help me out in what is causing this? Thank you
     

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    next4nextel Notebook Consultant

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    I think it might be an IRQ conflict. did you install a new device or something or did you change device settings at all?
     
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    This may give you an idea what to do.
    http://www.tweaksforgeeks.com/IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL.html

    I had a BSOD Problem with a new T60p turned out it was a Bad video / mobo.
    It could be a lot of things from the turbo memory soft causing a resource conflict to your cpu or gpu overheating to a faulty memory module. You need to figure this out on your own because Lenovo are idiots I told them how to fix the problem on my thinkpad and it took them 3 tries and a Letter from me to listen to me and change my mobo. Those idiots I wrote them how to reproduce the error and they sent the machine back saying we did extensive tests and your laptop is fine LOL while it was BSODing. I'd suggest you test the system mem first and verify it's ok. Then move on to each part also run PC Doctor and see if it locks up then or finds an error. Also it seems it happened once only so it just might be a one time thing what were you doing to produce the error try to reproduce it?
     
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    nope..nothing
     
    eyecon82, Sep 18, 2007
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    Also search the microsoft knowledge database.
     
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    yikes..hardware failure...that doesn't sound good
     
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    I am a tech so I'l try to walk you through it. Right now I feel it is a software issue the error came after installing the new matrix right?
     
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    I sent you a PM
     
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