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Windows 7 64-bit constant crashes

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Old 21-03-2010
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Windows 7 64-bit constant crashes

Hi all,

I am using windows 7 64-bit. Windows is configured crashed when the system attempts to automatically grab a current OS. It is system failure, non-application to fail. Dump option in the system through the control panel tool set. We open the System Properties - Advanced tab, locate the Start up and Recovery, click Settings, we can see the Dump file related configuration. But the system crash. Please suggest. Thanks in advance.
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Windows 7 64-bit constant crashes

When the Windows 7 64-bit crash occurs, it will capture the whole physical memory state. Such dump file size of the memory +1 MB paging file dimension in the file header. Windows NT4 only supports full memory dump, of course, this is the default setting for Windows Server Systems. The core memory dump of physical memory in the kernel only to detain the state of the page file read / writes data. This is only a kernel mode dump, does not take in the user-state process of the page. However, the process page by the user states is doubtful to cause system crashes, regularly caused by kernel mode. Check and reply.

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Windows 7 64-bit constant crashes

You need to check Small memory dump. Small memory dump (also known as Mini-dump) is a 64K dump file (64-bit systems, and Windows7 where is 128K, Vista512K), it includes: the termination of the code, parameters, and are loaded drivers list . The main message for the collapse of the current process, thread and the kernel heap. All the best.
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Windows 7 64-bit constant crashes

You need to complete memory dump, physical full memory dump for the program to stop respond provide the most widespread troubleshooting information. When the program is stuck, you need to see user method process, the deadlock, etc. information. However, when you choose to detain Dump file which must be measured a good catch out of the file size. A complete memory dump file size is base on the size of physical memory +1 MB. (I 8GB of memory, plus 1MB). Check and reply.

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You need to stay in mind that the core memory dump file size is only base on the kernel-mode memory usage and driver memory track. In a system with more memory, Dump file is too large is normal. There is not so far correct calculation of core memory dump file size, you can try to manually arrange a kernel memory dump to see the page file is big enough. For setting the least amount size of the core memory dump that we have convinced guidelines. All the best.
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