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heavymetalhalberd (06/23/2012) [-] Hello, I would like some help with my computer. I own an Acer Aspire laptop from 2009, and I have been having random bluescreen shutdowns at unexpected points while I browse the internet. After some research, I have concluded that the shutdowns are caused by a Microsoft Windows Kernel Power event ID 41 error. I also found some information on Microsoft's website that said something about debugging software. Here is the page with the software: msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/hardware/gg463009
I do not know what I am supposed to do. I think I'm supposed to download one of those programs, but I'm not entirely sure which one. If someone knows how to handle debugging, I would greatly appreciate their help.
I do not know what I am supposed to do. I think I'm supposed to download one of those programs, but I'm not entirely sure which one. If someone knows how to handle debugging, I would greatly appreciate their help.
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heavymetalhalberd (06/23/2012) [-] I tried to install it, but it said something about me not having the driver to support it. I installed a program to monitor my comp's internal temp., and if I run out of options, then I'll just have to take my computer in and have it looked at.
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heavymetalhalberd (06/23/2012) [-] When it happens is totally random. The first time it happened was about 5 days ago, and then I had one earlier and again about 2 hours after that. Here's how it happens: my computer just goes from normal stuff to a random mini-blue screen surrounded by black. It says something about memory drop and I can see the word "critical." The screen stays there for about 5 seconds before it forces restart. When my computer restarts, there's a screen that asks how I'd like to start Windows (normally or via safe mode), so I pick normal. Then I log in, and eventually a window pops up that tells me about the unexpected shutdown and asks if I want Windows to solve the problem, and I click so it does. But then nothing really happens. No windows pop up letting me know why it happened or anything. I go into Event Viewer, and it details the problem of the shutdowns. And I think it has something to do with BugcheckCode, whatever that is.
