Hi everybody,
I've recently been experiencing quite frequent blue-screen crashes relating to a number of subjects including, but not limited to, ntfs.sys, paging faults in unpaged areas, and irql not less or equal. On top of this, a number of seemingly random services are being closed at equally random times. Attached is an extensive number (30) of minidumps.
According to a number of similar situations posted here, I would be led to deduce that it is due to a RAM fault. I find this odd as I have not physically interacted with the RAM at, but dust build-up may be a contributing factor. Is this a possibility?
I have not installed any new hardware as of late, and all drivers are up-to-date. Currently running Vista Business [32-bit] on a HP 530 Notebook.
Further information about system specifications is available upon request.
Regards,
Darcy Mace
I've recently been experiencing quite frequent blue-screen crashes relating to a number of subjects including, but not limited to, ntfs.sys, paging faults in unpaged areas, and irql not less or equal. On top of this, a number of seemingly random services are being closed at equally random times. Attached is an extensive number (30) of minidumps.
According to a number of similar situations posted here, I would be led to deduce that it is due to a RAM fault. I find this odd as I have not physically interacted with the RAM at, but dust build-up may be a contributing factor. Is this a possibility?
I have not installed any new hardware as of late, and all drivers are up-to-date. Currently running Vista Business [32-bit] on a HP 530 Notebook.
Further information about system specifications is available upon request.
Regards,
Darcy Mace