Guys, I've been having with some very strange problems with my Windows 7 Home Premium. It is brand new, purchased earlier this year.
The bluescreen: it happened several times during the boot. It shows a blue screen when you turn on the computer, and then shows the Windows assistent to fix the problem with a system restore. When it has the blue screen, it often happens that the date is changed. Avast had an expired license (which would expire a long time from now), surely because of the date of the PC that was changed to 2099.
I also used the program BlueScreenView. The three crashes were caused by the same driver: ntkrnlpa.exe. Description: NT Kernel & System
MemTest found no problems.
Windows event viewer shows eight critical errors Kernel-Power, ID 41, task category (63)
I do not know if these following problems have something to do with it, but another blue screen happened a while ago. The blue background color of when you start Windows 7, that blue clear gradient, appeared out of nowhere. The computer did not respond to anything. I rebooted and it returned to normal. I've had in the past few weeks a problem that, when I turn it off, it finishes the process, but the CPU's still on and won't turn off by itself.
2 minidumps are attached.
Data:
Windows 7 Home Premium
Processor: Intel (R) Core (TM) 2 Duo CPU E7500@2.93 GHz 2.93 GHz
Installed Memory (RAM): 2 GB
Motherboard: Asus P5KPL-AM-CKD-Visum-SI
Type of system: OS 32-bit
* I don't have the operating system CD, so if it's needed, I'll need a different way to do it.
The bluescreen: it happened several times during the boot. It shows a blue screen when you turn on the computer, and then shows the Windows assistent to fix the problem with a system restore. When it has the blue screen, it often happens that the date is changed. Avast had an expired license (which would expire a long time from now), surely because of the date of the PC that was changed to 2099.
I also used the program BlueScreenView. The three crashes were caused by the same driver: ntkrnlpa.exe. Description: NT Kernel & System
MemTest found no problems.
Windows event viewer shows eight critical errors Kernel-Power, ID 41, task category (63)
I do not know if these following problems have something to do with it, but another blue screen happened a while ago. The blue background color of when you start Windows 7, that blue clear gradient, appeared out of nowhere. The computer did not respond to anything. I rebooted and it returned to normal. I've had in the past few weeks a problem that, when I turn it off, it finishes the process, but the CPU's still on and won't turn off by itself.
2 minidumps are attached.
Data:
Windows 7 Home Premium
Processor: Intel (R) Core (TM) 2 Duo CPU E7500@2.93 GHz 2.93 GHz
Installed Memory (RAM): 2 GB
Motherboard: Asus P5KPL-AM-CKD-Visum-SI
Type of system: OS 32-bit
* I don't have the operating system CD, so if it's needed, I'll need a different way to do it.
