Blue screen of death, the Satellite M100

Hello

I have Satellite M100, we had problems with the blue screen of death sometimes and then it seemed fairly constant and the only way to ensure that the system is not plant was to start it in safe mode.

The noise had also stopped working. Decided to restore the factory settings system used the disk and everything goes well until the system started in windows allows you to go through the installation program then blue screen again. The sound seems to have returned, although it is slightly crispy.
So don't know if this is the problem or not. Unrecoverable system error crashes and also driver_irql_not_less_or_equal.

Now cannot start in safe mode as the windows installation did not finish...

Any ideas anyone?

See you soon
Simon

Hello Simon

If BSOD is displayed after the installation of recovery, it may be a serious physical issue.
Try installing the OS using the recovery discs. If the problem persists I think it's time to contact the nearest Toshiba service provider.

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    I can reboot the computer, but it only works for a little bit before again becoming the blue screen.

    I tried to download and reinstall the hp 8 drivers network twice now. (Product number: QJ793AV-#ABA)

    I am running windows 7 (x 64) and downloaded all the updates as well.

    Any help would be greatly appreciated.

    I made an another windows update and seems to be ok for now

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