If your computer has displayed a blue (or black) screen of death, suddenly rebooted or shut down then this program might help you find the root cause of the problem and a solution. This program checks for drivers which have been crashing your computer. Welcome to WhoCrashed (HOME EDITION) v 6.65 Je viens donc vers vous pour que vous m'aidiez à déchiffrer ce rapport afin de découvrir quel est le problème, s'il vous plait. Je suis donc allé sur ce site internet pour tenter de régler mon problème, j'ai installé WhoCrashed et effectué une analyse. Windows.Ĭependant, tout à l'heure en allant seulement sur google, mon pavé tactile a cessé de fonctionner, je ne pouvais plus bouger la souris, puis le blue screen est apparu. J'ai donc respecté les 'procédures' en installant tous les drivers de ce PC, et effectué toute les mises à jour.

J'ai installé Windows 10 pro moi même car ce PC était sans OS au moment ou je l'ai acheté. Of course, with a minidump one can only really look into the thread that called the bugcheck, some related registers, and with a bit of luck some other interesting things such as memory objects/addresses, but still dxgkrnl I should have seen in the blocked IRP or in the stack to at least be considered.Comme vu dans le titre ci-dessus, j'ai eu un blue screen, avec comme motif d'erreur : DRIVER POWER STATE FAILUREĬ'est arrivé sur mon PC portable ASUS TUF GAMING 565GD que j'ai acheté il y 2 semaines environ. Regarding the GPU itself, I didn't see anything related to dxgkrnl indicating the GPU was somehow involved. In particular with the whea uncorrectable error (0x124) or machine check exception (0x9C) the CPU has been commonly a good potential cause. The CPU, although by some possibly considered as the last part that should be tested, is actually one that I have seen causing so many more crashes than the RAM. RAM is actually one of the least potential causes, I have seen RAM cause the problem in less than a couple dozen situations out of hundreds. If it were to be the actual GPU causing issues, commonly crashes wherein the bugcheck code states something like 'video' occurs. With 0x9F crashes, it is not uncommon for display drivers to cause crashes, but that's still drivers. When it comes to hardware, the hard drive is the number 1 cause mostly identified with events from eventviewer, but it is second after drivers. As someone who has been looking into BSOD crashes for the last few years I can tell you that drivers are by far more often the cause of BSOD than hardware.

I'm sorry to say this, but I strongly disagree with your post.

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