#DPC Watchdog Violation - BLUESCREEN

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plucky dove
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DPC Watchdog Violation - BLUESCREEN

plucky dove
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Someone help PLS

fathom solstice
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I know you googled about this before, but I'm going to tell you that such BSOD are mostly caused by corrupted Windows system files. The last thing you want to consider is faulty CPU/GPU/system RAM (DIMM)

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Try to clean install instead of reset(ting). IT just used the current install files available on the disk (which may have been corrupted).

plucky dove
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thx for info

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So i can't fix it any other way?

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imma just buy a new pc, because my pc is like 12 years old

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i always get problems

fathom solstice
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owh old. if none the software level troubleshooting, consider hardware troubleshooting.
my best advice, buy a new computer 😅

plucky dove
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i updated some more drivers, and now the bluescreen comes like 2 times a day only, so i fixed it partially

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Better 2 times a day then freaking 10 times a day

timid widget
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pls upload .dmp files inside C:\Windows\minidump to here

timid widget
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in this case, this is a dpc violation. Meaning some deferred procedure call within windows is taking a long time to operate, or it failed to operate. This can be cause by drivers, which drivers. The .dmp file wud tell you that

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otherwise, if the system takes a long time to take instruction and execute it, it wud also cause this. Usually that is cpu issue, as it handles interrupts and stuff.

plucky dove
fathom solstice
# timid widget in this case, this is a dpc violation. Meaning some deferred procedure call with...

first, I didn't tell OP to google. I said

*I know you googled about this before*, but I'm going to tell you that such BSOD are mostly caused by *corrupted Windows system files*. The last thing you want to consider is faulty CPU/GPU/system RAM (DIMM) 
Try to clean install instead of reset(ting). IT just used the current install files available on the disk (which may have been corrupted).

You can't read? This is why I've blocked you.
System files may include built-in drivers.
Also the hardware is old. that also has been considered.

timid widget
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just upload it.

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Make sure it is inside C:\Windows\minidump, not C:\Windows\MEMORY.DMP which can be full, or kernel, that contains entire snapshot of your memory

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including anything that is saved in your browser cache, your cookies etc. So do not upload it