Flex 2-14 Blue screen

Since I purchased tis laptop I ave ad only problems: anyone can fix the bluescreen issue tat as been a problem from day 1?

Dear Parthi9,
Thank You For Contacting Lenovo.
Kindly advise:
1.When the blue-screen appears (Over the Windows or before accessing to the windows)
2.Can you provide the error code appears on the blue-screen?
3.Does the machine restarts when the blue-screen appears or what happens after the blue-screen appears?
4.Have you installed any recent software recently that might be the cause of this problem?
5.Whats is the Operating system running on your machine?
Waiting for you kind reply.

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A previous thread has been locked...but I have a similar problem...so I have copied this in the hope that someone has solved this...
THE PROBLEM:
My query is regarding the synchronization of the iPhone with a PC.
WHAT HAPPENS:
When I connect my iphone to my PC the message appears on a pop up "Digital Camera" then a few seconds later the BSOD blue screen appears and my PC crashes.
WHAT IT IS:
I have done some research into this and found out that it is when you have pictures in the 'camera roll' folder. So I took advice and deleted all my pictures in the 'camera roll' folder and sure enough the pop up didn't appear and my PC didn't crash and it synced with itunes perfectly.
WHAT I'VE TRIED:
I have tried as on the apple website they recommended, I looked for all other imaging software and drivers installed on my PC and uninstalled them. This didn't resolve my problem it still popped up saying "digital camera" and then my PC crashed.
HOW I HAVE STOPPED IT AT THE MOMENT:
At the moment i have managed to stop my PC crashing when pictures are in the 'camera roll' folder and stopped my PC recognizing it as a digital camera. I did this by:
1. Open up the manage section of 'My Computer'
2. Clicking on device manager
3. Plugging the iphone into the dock
4. Waiting for it to appear under 'cameras and scanners' section in the device manager.
5. Wen it appears right clicking the iPhone and choosing disable
The icon that appears and i disable in this section is the 'windows scanner and camera wizard' which makes me think it could be this which is causing it.
MY FINAL PROBLEM NOW:
I don't know how to get my photo's off the iPhone since i have disabled the thing i would use to get them.
Please try and tell me what i can do to either fix this problem or another method to get the pictures off my iPhone.
P.S. I HAVE DONE AS APPLE SUGGEST AND UNINSTALL ALL OTHER IMAGING SOFTWARE.
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From the previous thread, this seems to be a problem primarily with the ACER laptops.
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Mine worked! I downloaded the Acer Orbicam (Logitech) File and installed it and when the iphone is plugged in it comes up as iphone #2.. and doesn't crash.. Works great! The link above is for my model laptop.. not sure which one you have but this file worked for me..

Installing AIR application gives blue screen of death

I tried installing an Adobe AIR application called HelloWorld.air from a book entitled "Adobe Flex 3 Training from the Source", and I would get the Windows' blue screen of death. I've seen others post about this, so I know I am not alone. My operating system is Windows XP Professional SP 2 and above.
This issue is preventing me from even getting into Adobe AIR application development, and I was wondering when a fix for this will be made. I tried downloading the Adobe AIR runtime again, but it is still the same byte size as the previous one I downloaded, so I'm assuming it's still the same one (since it doesn't state any version number).
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I remember when I was getting BSODs the first time I tried installing an
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that this was being caused by anti-virus software. This time around, I
turned off my anti-virus software (from CA, or Computer Associates) I
downloaded your application and tried to install it, and once again, I only
got as far as where I could select to save an icon to my desktop and/or to
launch the application after install, and when I clicked the "Install"
button, I got the BSOD right away.
I went the extra mile this time though. I installed Adobe AIR and your
application on another desktop that is totally clean with absolutely no
antivirus software whatsoever, not even a software firewall. I got the same
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I know Adobe knows about this because of a past thread I had not only read,
but responded to as well. It's just unfortunate it hasn't been fixed yet
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By the way, Damon, your app looks nice, I just wish I had been able to
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My situation went from bad to worse.
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I left the system overnight & repeated the memory test but the system would still shut itself down. Did a recheck on the CPU temp & it was 87degC climbing to 94degC, then 101degc before shutting down. Checked the processor heat sink to see how hot it felt & found that it had become dislodged from the MB - that explained the high temperature. Re-seated the heat sink making sure that it was locked into position. Started a re-test of the DIMS in each slot to find that slot 3 would pass all 4 DIMMS. Repeated tests again were inclusive.
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Hi Mike thank you for replying,
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1. Why is my phone doing this?
2. If I reset my phone, will it go back to working again? I ask that because I don't want Verizon to charge me $300 when they send me the replacement phone and I won't need it (assuming that the phone decides to work once it's been reset).
3. What type of hardware defect is this that is causing this issue, not only with my iPhone 5S but others as well?
4. Shouldn't people be notifying Apple and letting them know that they need to fix this issue?
5. Should I report this issue to Apple even though I didn't buy the phone directly from them, but through Verizon?
Any help that anyone could give me would be greatly appreciated! This whole situation has me stressed out and seriously confused.

Hi, beth.lau.gr.
Thank you for visiting Apple Support Communities.
I understand you have been experiencing issues with your iPhone restarting and showing you a blue screen. I wont be able to give you an exact answer as to why this is happening. However, this is the most relevant troubleshooting article for this issue. This article also provides options to reach out to us via phone for additional assistance.
If your iOS device restarts, displays the Apple logo, or powers off while you're using it
http://support.apple.com/en-us/HT203899
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Blue Screen, kernel_data_inpage_error, disk drives missing on reboot

I just bought a new laptop, ASUS ROG G750JW, and installed a Mushkin Chronos 240GB SSD. I clean installed Windows 8.1 Pro on the SSD, and kept the original 750GB HDD, as well as a 500GB HDD, as secondary drives. I have been having rather random blue screens.
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I've been unable to capture a dump yet.
Soooo who wants to help me fix this? I've been offered warranty RMAs by both ASUS and Mushkin, but until I can reliably reproduce the error and confirm the cause, I'm not sending anything back (cause I don't know
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Please provide us with your Event Viewer administrative logs by following these steps:
Click Start Menu
Type eventvwr into Search programs and files (do not hit enter)
Right click eventvwr.exe and click Run as administrator
Expand Custom Views
Click Administrative Events
Right click Administrative Events
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Save them in a folder where you will remember which folder and save as Errors.evtx
Go to where you saved Errors.evtx
Right click Errors.evtx -> send to -> compressed (zipped) folder
Upload the .zip file to Onedrive or a file sharing service and put a link to it in your next post
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Press Win+"R" and input regedit
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Whenever i plug my ipod into my computer, windows goes to a blue screen with the following message...
A problem has been detected and Windows has been shut down to prevent damage to your Computer.
If this is the first time you have seen this stop error screen restart your computer. If this screen appears again follow these steps.
Check to be sure you have adequate Disk space. If the Driver is identified in the stop message disable the driver or check with the manufacturer of the driver updates. Try changing video adapters.
Check with your hardware vendor for any BIOS updates.
Disable BIOS memory options such as Caching or Shadowing. If you need to use Safe Mode to remove or disable components Press F8 to select advanced start up options then select safe Mode.
Technical Information
*stop:0X0000007E (0XC0000005,0X00000000,0XF7A9B7C8,0XF7A9B4C4)
Beginning dump physical Memory
Physical Memory Dump Complete
Contact your system administrator or technical support Group "
This all started happening when i was away in America and my dad plugged his iphone into my pc to try and get some of my music, which caused the same crash. My ipod plugs in fine to his computer though. Any advice much appreciated

Apple Genius, behave yourself.
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Error 13 = Blue Screen of Death?

Thought I'd try this board and see if anyone knows anything about 'error 13' and Panther.
I have been plagued by this error message which pops up whenever I try to print from either of my printers or burn a CD. This all happened after I tried to load a demo version of Adobe Illustrator CS2.
Over the last day I have tried the following:
* deleted the apple.com.print preferences
* reset the PRAM
* unplugged, unpowered and restarted the printers and their USB connections
* deleted the printers from the print setup utility and tried to reinstall them (but there too I get the 'error 13' message. Printers won't load but they do show up as if they loaded. Just won't work, that's all.
* tried logging in as a new user, and then the printer message is "Not enough RAM" to print.
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I do have an external backup drive, which also got corrupted as I tried loading the Adobe Illustrator CS2 on that disk too. Dumb I know...
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I'm having problem with my Toshiba Satellite L505 which randomly shows a blue screen prior to shutting down and restarting. I have use my system recovery disk to return my computer back to it's original state. The computer worked fine for a couple of month but has crashed again. Below is a sample of the blue screen messages prior to shutting down:
A problem has been detected and Windows has been shut down to prevent damage
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A problem has been detected and Windows has been shut down to prevent damage
to your computer.
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If problems continue, disable or remove any newly installed hardware
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If you need to use safe mode to remove or disable components, restart
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select Safe Mode.
Technical Information:
*** STOP: 0x0000001e (0xffffffffc0000005, 0xfffff800033c6cda, 0x0000000000000001,
0x0000000000000018)
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Run a full computer scan with your antivirus software. virus Backdoor.NTHack. may be the problem, and it runs Dl.bat in folder InetPub\Scripts.When you boot up the computer, go to task menager (CTRL+ALT+Delete), look if you have this runned: Firedaemon.exe, Sud.exe, Os2srv.exe, Mmtask.exe.
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I have been perusing the threads and I am beginning to see some common problems with a few others out there. The Blue screen STOP messages seem to be happneing to others.
I have tried everything including updating windows with the newly released patch today.
Do any of you "experts" out there think that this problem might have to do with the recent windows vulnerability and the long awaited patch released today?
There are lots of news reports out there indicating that this particular windows flaw was very critical and my problems started right about the time the flaw was recognized.
I restored my IPOD as suggested with the 5 R's and now I am bummed because my IPOD is empty and I finally got my PC to recognize the IPOD but everytime I resynch all of my 37 gigs of MP3s to my IPOD, my PC crashes after about 100 MP3s and gives me the Stop message and this error string -
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Not sure I'd care to be called an expert (or even an "expert").
As the discovery of this "flaw" coincided with the onset of your problem I rather doubt it is the cause, since the flaw must have existed before it was discovered. Blue screens are often (but not always) caused by broken drivers or memory problems. If your OS is generally stable, then it does tend to point towards some sort of a driver issue. It seems to me that the 5R's tends to focus attention on the iPod (I guess apple presume that the OS is OK or they just don't want to go there!). Some people might argue that no (normal) device you attach to the comp should cause it to crash, but that is rather academic for you right now. My suspicion is that it is a problem with the comp - well a device driver or memory. Another possibility is that there is more than one problem - and whichever problem happens first triggers the other.
I doubt if the latest Microsoft patches will fix your problem - but who knows! I'd download and run a decent memory test program (e.g. Memtest86) and make sure you eliminate that as a cause. Are you in a position to attempt a restore? That might be worth considering. Otherwise, try doing a complete uninstall of iTunes and the IPod software and starting over. As a last resort you might need to consider re-installing windows.
I guess you've already done all of the obvious comp things (like running chkdsk). Have you, or are you able to test the iPod on a different comp?

Blue screen 0x00000116 error

I have just bought and installed my new 280x by msi, everything was working fine i installed all the drivers for everything including my motherboard and i get this blue screen everytime i try to use something, sometimes it happens as soon as i start up my pc.
My i remind you that i have installed EVERY new driver for my graphic card and my motherboard. i have even tried to install beta ones and there was no difference. I have also tryed reinstalling windows and starting again installing all the new drives and i still have the issue.
Can someone please help my with my problem because im not happy that my new computer does not work
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Mate i have done all of that still dont work, when i install the drivers they are fine for about 2mins then it crashes, sometimes it takes about 5 mins sometimes it take when i first go on windows
I was thinking about trying to install an older version of the driver on the computer, may i add this is a new build computer parts were put together on sunday
I really dont know what to do, so i was things that its something with my gpu and i think i need to use the warranty and sent it back, get a new one
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I repartitioned the hard drive on a computer running only Windows 7. This was done using non Windows utilities that have proven to be very reliable in the past. The utilities in question are all on the System Rescue CD and include (GParted, and
ntfsclone). Insofar as it appears to me that the software supplied by Windows will not allow any movement of partitions it is necessary to use other software for this purpose. There are many articles in this forum which indicate that such software
must be used for such partition management activity.
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I have tried starting in "safe mode".
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You can see guide in the link below
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-hk/windows/advanced-startup-options-including-safe-mode#1TC=windows-7
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Recently whenever i plug my ipod nano to my pc the pc shuts down to a blue screen then a black screen then windows error message i have the latest version of itunes and software i just got this dec 2012

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