BSOD Windows Vista 32 bit.

[richc46]

That I can do and will be happy to. Check back in a short while.

 

[Austin Mitchely]

Okay thanks Rich, also I gave you reputation, you most certainly deserve it =)

 

[richc46]

You know Austin,
You seem very nice and I am really glad that I can help you in at least a small way. Thanks for the rep and I think that you will like this
http://www.vistax64.com/tutorials/81176-speed-up-performance-vista.html

You have any computer problems in the future, I will be there for you.

 

[Austin Mitchely]

By the way how would you install more ram? Buy it at the store?

 

[richc46]

That is a very good question. Yes you buy it at the store, but there is a catch. It is not good to mix and match. If you have 2gb and you want 4gb. Its best to buy 4 all at once. If you buy 2 and just add to what you have there is a chance that it will not be a perfect match. Then the computer will work only as fast as the slowest one will allow. You may have other problems, too.

 

[Austin Mitchely]

If I had a guide would I be able to install the ram myself? Because It would cost quite a bit to have someone at the store install it when its probably really easy..

 

[richc46]

It is real easy. You just open the computer and plug them in. Its as easy as plugging in the charger to your cell phone
How to Install RAM | eHow.com

 

[Austin Mitchely]

I'll try to get them to buy the RAM and maybe you could provide them with information to persuade them? Also, I would really love to open up my computer.. I just adore taking things apart =P

 

[Austin Mitchely]

Also rich I just used Auslogics Disk Defrag, there was 10.69% fragmentation before (haha 69, pardon my joke I'm still young) and now 0.00% =)

 

[richc46]

I'll try to get them to buy the RAM and maybe you could provide them with information to persuade them? Also, I would really love to open up my computer.. I just adore taking things apart =P

I think that you should know by now that I will do everything that I can to help you. You can show your parents how easy it is with the information that I just sent you.

 

[Austin Mitchely]

Thanks rich, ahh don't you remember being young? Wasn't it such a joy.. Too bad we can't stay young forever, anyway I did a full scan with MSE earlier and it found unknown possible threats but no viruses so thats good.. Defragging the registry now =o

 

[richc46]

From your posts, I can tell that you are young, but your last statement about staying young shows that you are very very wise. Unfortunately, we cannot stay young. Enjoy yourself now, have fun and do the things that can only be done when young. Most important, however, do not do anything that is wrong or can hurt you.
You seem to love computers, think about that as a way to make your living, when the time comes. If you do like computers as soon as you are 16, you can come to the forum to learn and to teach, just as the same as I do.
I love computers, too.

 

[Austin Mitchely]

Thank you for your kind words rich, I don't see myself as wise though, only a fool believes himself to be wise, but a wise man knows he's a fool. I would love to learn more about the interior exterior and any other possible angle of computers, they really do intrigue me. Also thank you for the link to the very many ways to increase computer speed, on 21 now; I think I'll try as many as possible =D

 

[richc46]

A gift for you, little buddy.
99 ways to make your computer blazingly fast

 

[arowe08]

I am getting a BSOD immediately following user login. The Safe Mode startup works fine.

Please help, I am not sure what is wrong. Here is the BSOD error that occurs:

STOP: 0x0000008E (0xC0000005 0x81DF5C19 0xAFDE391C 0x0000000)

Thanks in advance!

 

[richc46]

I cant help without the file download

 

[arowe08]

Rich - I've attached two dump logs and the log from a debug. I wasn't sure what file you needed.

Thx

 

[richc46]

http://www.vistax64.com/crashes-debugging/282419-blue-screen-death-bsod-posting-instructions.html

There is nothing attached.

 

[arowe08]

Rich - Thanks for the link. I've attached the required files. However, when trying to run the System Health Report I recieved a continuous error stating that the file path could not be found.

 

[richc46]

This will take a bit of work. In fairness to the Original Poster. Start a new Thread and post. You will be helped. Include the files, again.