Guide to solving BSOD's in Vista

Wrote this in response to a lot of problems w/ SP1. It's a simple and effective procedure of narrowing down the source driver.

http://www.vistaforums.com/Forum/Topic16313-9-1.aspx


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"Jason" wrote in message news:%...
> Wrote this in response to a lot of problems w/ SP1. It's a simple and
> effective procedure of narrowing down the source driver.
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> http://www.vistaforums.com/Forum/Topic16313-9-1.aspx
>
>
> Post Originated from Vista Support Forums

In the first paragraph you should change 'and' to 'are' in this sentence:
"Kernel level process's and different from user level process (applications
like IE, Word etc.. are User level process's)."

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"Jason" wrote in message news:%...
> Wrote this in response to a lot of problems w/ SP1. It's a simple and
> effective procedure of narrowing down the source driver.
>
> http://www.vistaforums.com/Forum/Topic16313-9-1.aspx


Almost oh so timely... just got windbg installed (and the connection to the
symbol server... that was a lot easier than getting it to talk to the full
set I had downloaded)....

So the image_name is disk.sys - a Microsoft driver... now what do I do <g>
(I have an open case with post-SP1 support but it looks as though it will be
open for an awfully long time at the rate they respond...)

Thanks

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