The strange part is that it doesn't happen THAT often. However, to
prevent the occurrences - I let my PC Sleep most nights. Then wake it
back up in mornings. And - the Sleep/wake process ALWAYS works!
The big problem - this PC - its my main workstation - it controls my 3D
Printer (a Pro-level printer called Mojo by StrataSys - upon which I do
all my paid client jobs). What makes it worse is that I have current
client job - its printing in 2 batches. One is short - a little over an
hour. The 2nd batch, however, is LONG - at over 16 hours - and its THIS
One that i worry about having the BSOD occur.
Any suggestions on how to track down a BSOD problem???
TIA,
Kurt
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Author: Richard Kaye
Posted: 2014-04-09 12:18:46 Link
What's the stop code, Kurt? Did you google that? You're probably not going to like the answer; most likely failing hardware or bad driver software...
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The strange part is that it doesn't happen THAT often. However, to prevent the occurrences - I let my PC Sleep most nights. Then wake it back up in mornings. And - the Sleep/wake process ALWAYS works!
The big problem - this PC - its my main workstation - it controls my 3D Printer (a Pro-level printer called Mojo by StrataSys - upon which I do all my paid client jobs). What makes it worse is that I have current client job - its printing in 2 batches. One is short - a little over an hour. The 2nd batch, however, is LONG - at over 16 hours - and its THIS One that i worry about having the BSOD occur.
Any suggestions on how to track down a BSOD problem???
TIA,
Kurt
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Author: Malcolm Greene
Posted: 2014-04-09 12:20:57 Link
Kurt,
Perhaps you should turn off sleep mode?
Malcolm
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I have yet to see that work properly
Al
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Kurt,
Perhaps you should turn off sleep mode?
Malcolm
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Author: Kurt @ VR-FX
Posted: 2014-04-09 12:28:31 Link
What? Turn Off?
I Manually put it into Sleep at Night & Wake in morning. Its not some
kind of permanent mode! And its not to do w/screen/powersaver modes
either...
-K-
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> Kurt,
>
> Perhaps you should turn off sleep mode?
>
> Malcolm
>
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Author: Kurt @ VR-FX
Posted: 2014-04-09 12:29:59 Link
Richard - I shoulda mentioned its Win7 64.
Problem is - these days - STUPID Windoze goes BSOD - then stays only
little while - then reboots. I only caught it happening when I was
around it a couple of times. And, it happens so fast - it don't let me
SEE the Stop-code!
:-(
-K-
On 4/9/2014 1:18 PM, Richard Kaye wrote:
> What's the stop code, Kurt? Did you google that? You're probably not going to like the answer; most likely failing hardware or bad driver software...
>
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>
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> Sent: Wednesday, April 09, 2014 12:42 PM
> To: profoxtech@leafe.com
> Subject: [NF] PC Instability w/Intermittent BSOD's...
>
> The strange part is that it doesn't happen THAT often. However, to prevent the occurrences - I let my PC Sleep most nights. Then wake it back up in mornings. And - the Sleep/wake process ALWAYS works!
>
> The big problem - this PC - its my main workstation - it controls my 3D Printer (a Pro-level printer called Mojo by StrataSys - upon which I do all my paid client jobs). What makes it worse is that I have current client job - its printing in 2 batches. One is short - a little over an hour. The 2nd batch, however, is LONG - at over 16 hours - and its THIS One that i worry about having the BSOD occur.
>
> Any suggestions on how to track down a BSOD problem???
>
> TIA,
> Kurt
>
>
>
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Author: Dan Covill
Posted: 2014-04-09 12:41:54 Link
> Date: Wed, 9 Apr 2014 13:29:59 -0400
> From: vrfx@optonline.net
> Subject: Re: [NF] PC Instability w/Intermittent BSOD's...
> To: profoxtech@leafe.com
>
> Richard - I shoulda mentioned its Win7 64.
>
> Problem is - these days - STUPID Windoze goes BSOD - then stays only
> little while - then reboots. I only caught it happening when I was
> around it a couple of times. And, it happens so fast - it don't let me
> SEE the Stop-code!
>
> >
> > Any suggestions on how to track down a BSOD problem???
I agree it sounds like hardware. When it's asleep it's not doing anything so it doesn't break.
I think I'd run a memory test and a chkdsk for starters. If those check out oK then I'd look at CPU temperature.
When's the last time you opened the case and blew the dirt out of the fans? When the machine is working hard (as on a long 3d printer job) it heats up more.
Dan
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You can halt the automatic restart of Win7 BSOD by following this:
http://pcsupport.about.com/od/windows7/ht/automatic-restart-windows-7.htm
Did this start occurring after you installed some software? Uninstall
and/or restore back to a previous restore point.
Clean the case, especially fans, as folks have indicated, and clean and
reseat any modules you can access: memory, cards, wifi adaptors, etc.
Run MEMTEST overnight/over a spare day and see if that finds a problem or
blue screens.
When you run the print builds, is there a particular strain on the machine,
CPU, memory or disk space? Monitor a run and try to determine if you're
running into a heat issue (high CPU) or perhaps a memory/disk issue.
On Wed, Apr 9, 2014 at 12:41 PM, Kurt @ VR-FX <vrfx@optonline.net> wrote:
> The strange part is that it doesn't happen THAT often. However, to prevent
> the occurrences - I let my PC Sleep most nights. Then wake it back up in
> mornings. And - the Sleep/wake process ALWAYS works!
>
> The big problem - this PC - its my main workstation - it controls my 3D
> Printer (a Pro-level printer called Mojo by StrataSys - upon which I do all
> my paid client jobs). What makes it worse is that I have current client job
> - its printing in 2 batches. One is short - a little over an hour. The 2nd
> batch, however, is LONG - at over 16 hours - and its THIS One that i worry
> about having the BSOD occur.
>
> Any suggestions on how to track down a BSOD problem???
>
> TIA,
> Kurt
>
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The problem I have seen is sometimes the drivers for certain hardware do not
resume. So maybe there has been a driver update recently
Al
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I agree it sounds like hardware. When it's asleep it's not doing anything
so it doesn't break.
I think I'd run a memory test and a chkdsk for starters. If those check out
oK then I'd look at CPU temperature.
When's the last time you opened the case and blew the dirt out of the fans?
When the machine is working hard (as on a long 3d printer job) it heats up
more.
Dan
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On 9 April 2014 18:29, Kurt @ VR-FX <vrfx@optonline.net> wrote:
> Richard - I shoulda mentioned its Win7 64.
>
> Problem is - these days - STUPID Windoze goes BSOD - then stays only little
> while - then reboots. I only caught it happening when I was around it a
> couple of times. And, it happens so fast - it don't let me SEE the
> Stop-code!
Check the Event log.
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