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• BSOD after Logo Windows at startup: bad driver, AutoFailover

  I get BSOD after Windows Logo at startup. Said Startup Repair: bad driver, AutoFailover.

  Two weeks ago, that I was getting the same BSOD after logo, but only with the bad driver. I not did something to fix it (or Startup Repair), it's just dissapeard after a few days. Also, the last day that I was getting BSOD, the night when I started my pc, it remained 2 minutes at Intel Boot Agent initialization and also 30 seconds to the black screen that follows (before the windows logo). When this situation occurs I get more BSOD. I tried to restart my pc but I stayed another 2 minutes to the Intel Boot Agent initialization. This problem has been fixed in the next morning, when I started my PC, even once, I don't know how, I did nothing. I remember that it is sometimes used to stay 2 minutes Intel Boot Agent, even when I was on Windows Vista, and it also sets automatically.
  I upgraded my BIOS a few weeks before getting the BSOD, but I don't think that's the problem. In addition, there was no new driver installed before getting the BSOD, drivers have been installed after the first BSOD (even if the event viewer and the reliability monitor do not mention the first BSOD, only those who have followed the installation of the driver I know there's a BSOD before, I'm sure.)
  My system: HP Compaq 8510w (Original with windows vista bussines, did a clean install of 7 ultimate)
  BIOS version: F.20

  C: drive has only 10% free space - 15% free space is optimal for Windows

  Please visit the site Web of the manufacturer of the PC and download/install all drivers.  These are devices that lack the drivers:
  *******
  Controller of communication Simple PCI PCI VEN_8086 & DEV_2A04 & SUBSYS_30C5103C & REV_0C\3 & 21436425 & 0 & 18 that the drivers for this device are not installed.

  Serial port PCI PCI VEN_8086 & DEV_2A07 & SUBSYS_30C5103C & REV_0C\3 & 21436425 & 0 & 1 b, that the drivers for this device are not installed.
  No available ACPI\HPQ0006\2 & DABA3FF & 2, the drivers for this device are not installed.

  Base system device PCI VEN_1180 & DEV_0843 & SUBSYS_30C5103C & REV_10\4 & 118B1C9 & 0 & 34F0 the drivers for this device are not installed.

  Fingerprint Sensor USB\VID_08FF & PID_2580\5 & 1E4845E3 & 0 & 2, that the drivers for this device are not installed.

  RICOH PCMCIA\RICOH-BAY8CONTROLLER-F1B2\1 Bay8Controller the drivers for this device are not installed.
  ******
  Please uninstall ATI Tool - it does not work in Win7 and may be responsible for your BSOD (and its drivers are from 2006).  More info here: http://www.carrona.org/drivers/driver.php?id=ATITool.sys

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  BSOD BUGCHECK SUMMARY
  The debugging session: 05:54:32.426 Fri 31 August 2012 (UTC - 04:00)
  Loading dump file [C:\Users\John\_jcgriff2_\dbug\__Kernel__\083112-17019-01.dmp]
  By: 7601.17803.x86fre.win7sp1_gdr.120330 - 1504
  System Uptime: 0 days 0:00:08.455
  Bugcheck A, {7bcc, 2, 0, 82afb482}
  ERROR: Module load completed but symbols can be loaded for mssmbios.sys
  Probably caused by: ntkrpamp.exe (nt! DeleteNodeFromTree + 46)
  Error checking code 0000000-a
  Arguments 00007bcc ', memory IRQL bitfie 82afb482 00000000' 00000002',' address
  DEFAULT_BUCKET_ID: WIN7_DRIVER_FAULT
  BUGCHECK_STR: 0XA
  Nom_processus: System
  FAILURE_BUCKET_ID: 0xA_nt! DeleteNodeFromTree + 46
  MaxSpeed: 2200
  CurrentSpeed: 2194
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  The debugging session: 04:17:05.296 Thu August 23, 2012 (UTC - 04:00)
  Loading dump file [C:\Users\John\_jcgriff2_\dbug\__Kernel__\082312-17004-01.dmp]
  By: 7601.17803.x86fre.win7sp1_gdr.120330 - 1504
  System Uptime: 0 days 0:00:11.356
  CD error checking, {8931d 000, 0, 82a271f2, 0}
  ERROR: Module load completed but symbols can be loaded for mssmbios.sys
  WARNING: Unable to verify timestamp for ATITool.sys
  ERROR: Module load completed but symbols can be loaded for ATITool.sys
  Probably caused by: ATITool.sys (ATITool + 2017)
  000000cD Bugcheck code
  Arguments 8931d 000', memory 00000000' 82a271f2 value ', if not 00000000', int Mm
  DEFAULT_BUCKET_ID: VERIFIER_ENABLED_VISTA_MINIDUMP
  BUGCHECK_STR: 0XCD
  Nom_processus: System
  FAILURE_BUCKET_ID: 0xCD_VRF_ATITool + 2017
  MaxSpeed: 2200
  CurrentSpeed: 2194
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  The debugging session: 04:00:26.646 Thu August 23, 2012 (UTC - 04:00)
  Loading dump file [C:\Users\John\_jcgriff2_\dbug\__Kernel__\082312-21933-01.dmp]
  By: 7601.17803.x86fre.win7sp1_gdr.120330 - 1504
  System Uptime: 0 days 0:00:07.675
  Bugcheck 1000007E, {c0000005, 82c2e4a4, 80786888, 80786460}
  ERROR: Module load completed but symbols can be loaded for mssmbios.sys
  Probably caused by: ntkrpamp.exe (nt! ObpLookupDirectoryEntry + 2 b)
  Bugcheck 1000007E code
  Arguments c0000005", ex-82c2e4a4 ', the 80786888 ad', except 80786460', Contex
  DEFAULT_BUCKET_ID: WIN7_DRIVER_FAULT
  Nom_processus: System
  BUGCHECK_STR: 0X7E
  FAILURE_BUCKET_ID: 0x7E_nt! ObpLookupDirectoryEntry + 2 b
  MaxSpeed: 2200
  CurrentSpeed: 2194
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• Tecra S11 BSOD after trying to install BIOS v3.1

  Tecra S11 BSOD after trying to install BIOS v3.1

  I have reinstalled all utility fingerprint successfully. After that I tried to install the new BIOS v3.1, but I got the BSOD
  Win 7 pro
  Where can I find the minidump to see what file that are the problem?

  C/windows/minidump folder is empty.

  Hello

  Do you get the BSOD during the BIOS update procedure?
  Are you using the Windows operating system preinstalled Toshiba? or did you install your own system?

  If you have installed your system, then you should check that the VAP is installed as well.

  Also, I found this info about the update to the BIOS:

  + Attention! +

  + Please close all applications before running the update. +

  + At the end of this process, the computer will be restarted in order to update the EC. +
  + While updating the CE, the screen will not appear and the power LED etc can blink. +
  + The computer may restart several times. There is no abnormal behavior. +
  + Please wait until the computer is restarted fully. +

• Tecra R950 Intel SSD 520 and SSD set password = F4 BSOD after reactivation

  Hello
  follwing problem:
  Tecra R950 with Intel SSD and HDD/SSD series 520 passes together = always F4 BSOD after activation of the standby mode.
  OK with no password set.
  OK with Hibernate.
  Same problem with iastor and msahci driver.

  Any ideas? Think it's a problem with the bios. He goes down the ssd when wakeup, same cannot write a dump of memory (error 0xc0000010), the necessary cold start-up.
  Steve

  Hello

  Replace the SSD drive?
  As far as I know a lot of the Tecra R950 was equipped with a 500 GB HARD drive.

  I could be linked to the SSD drive

• My Satellite Pro L Gets a BSOD after going into sleep

  My Satellite Pro L Gets a BSOD after going into sleep
  We spend whenever my laptop is asleep or in hibernation.
  When she comes back, it goes to BSOD.

  Can you help me please?

  What cell phone do you have exactly?
  What operating system do you use?

  Have you tried to reinstall the OS using the recovery CD?
  You update the OS?
  You update the BIOS?

• My laptop has sometimes bsod after updating!

  I have a laptop HP running windows 8 32-bit! I don't know who it is! It started about a week after I got it! I kept getting bsod after updating. My brother recommended I have download ccleaner which got rid of bsod for about 2 months. I think that burning causing the bsod has some images of memory. Recently updated. I have ccleaned but no memory dumps were found. I thought that windows had finally corrected this bug. I used my laptop for a day! And then all of a sudden the BSODs happened. I did not worth it to go back on my PC. Please can someone help me!

  Hey Mohindra3

  Looks like you have a problem with persistent blue screens. It would help to know which model you have.

  If you need help with this information, you can follow this link.

  It would also be useful to know if you upgraded to Windows 8 32-bit.

  Another step, you can try running a diagnostic test on your hard disk and RAM. Follow this link for steps on it.

  Blue screens can sometimes be caused by damaged or incompatible drivers. The hard drive and RAM diagnostic tests will help refine the question though.

  You could also provide with the minidump file that will give me a lot of information. You can navigate to C:\Windows\minidump. You will need to download the newest .dmp file to a third party site, (such as sendspace.com or filedump.com or another site like those) given that the HP forums do not allow this type of downloading files. Just to provide me with a link to the site whatever you choose so that I can take a look at the .dmp file.

  I hope these steps help! I'll keep an eye out for your answer.

• BSOD after installing the update of Norton on HPg7

  Laptop has been random and very frequent BSOD after an automatic update of Norton. Tried everything but that remove Norton stopped the problem. Deleted Norton several months ago without even a recurrence of the problem therefore reasonably certain that the cause was the Norton. Myy question is what anti-virus program is known to work reliably on HP g7? Currently to have not installed because I don't know wht will run.

  Hello

  Fewer hogging resources & a pretty decent anti-virus software which can only be invoked:
  Windows 7 & Vista: http://www.microsoft.com/security/pc-security/microsoft-security-essentials.aspx

  Windows 8: http://www.microsoft.com/security/pc-security/windows-defender.aspx

  Kind regards

• I get BSOD after Bios flash, can connect in safe mode.

  Hi all

  I use a laptop HP DV3145 DX, OS is win 7 Home Basic (it came with the laptop).

  A few days ago my screen started to behave erratically. The lower part of the screen is blurred and was unreadable. So I have updated Bios with the HP support assistant.

  After I flashed the bios, I could connect to windows, but every time I log on to the windows it crashed (BSOD) after 30 to 60 seconds.

  I could connect to the computer in safe mode

  That's what I did

  1. connected in safe mode and disabled all startup program (used Msconfig), with the exception of microsoft. This did not help.

  2 activated the player HP_tools disk management and I see the Bios, Bios_new file is there.

  Now, what should be my next step? I want to factory reset as my last option, I have a lot of settings, digital certificates, backups of phone in this machine, those who are important to my work.

  I think to Flash the Bios to the previous version to see if that helps. Now, I don't consider myself a very experienced user. So if anyone can tell me how to Flash the bios to the older version, I'll be grateful.

  I would also like to hear any other suggestions, others may have.

  * PS: I can't update windows drivers (I've updated about a month ago), because the 3 G dongle that I use is not having recognized in safe mode.

  Thanks in advance,

  Magassa

  You should not have flashed the BIOS. Updating the BIOS is not a magic solution to all the problems. You must perform as the first response to a problem with your laptop because it adds an element of risk.

  You should use the diagnoses instead. Press the power button and immediately press the ESC key. In the start menu, choose to press the F2 key to invoke diagnostics. Perform a system test, a test of memory, a hard drive test and a test video.  Let us know what are the results of the diagnostic test. The image is a more recent version that is installed on the hard drive of your laptop, but is still pretty similar.

  

• BSOD after a few minutes of success Windows starts

  Hi all

  My computer was posting frequency BSOD after a few minutes, when Windows starts successfully. I'm not sure about the cause that I have installed a new software recently for software failure. Below is a link for the recent minidump generated. Please kindly help.

  http://sdrv.Ms/WUZGBJ

  Thank you and best regards,
  VinCS

  Please run a SFC. {The file system check}
  To do this type cmd in start search box, right-click to run as administrator, then
  SFC/SCANNOW

  It may need be performed up to three times before success
  Let us know the results of the report at the end

  Read here for more information
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/929833

• BSOD after updating August 2012

  I have a few users know the random BSOD after installing updates to August 2012.  All updates installed normally and there are no errors.  Before that, all systems are stable.  These occurrences WORC appear at random (not started).  I reimagee machines, applied all updates and blue screens continue - maybe 3 or 4 per day.

  Systems are the two e6400 Dell Latitude with 4 GB of RAM running Windows Ultimate x 64.

  MS Security Essentials is the only AV/Malware program on the system.

  Hello

  I suggest you go through the following article.

  Resolve stop (blue screen) error in Windows 7.

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/resolving-stop-blue-screen-errors-in-Windows-7

  If the problem persists, please send us more information to help you better.

  Check Event Viewer for detailed information on the problem. Consult the following links.

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/open-Event-Viewer
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/what-information-appears-in-event-logs-Event-Viewer

• W2K3 BSOD after vmotion

  I have a VM BSOD after vmotion of esx4.0 to esxi4.1.  I vmotioned 150 + other vm very well and it gives me the penalty.  When I put it on the 4.0 host he starts up to normal.

  Any suggestions?

  Thank you

  Regarding the comment from Andre on CPUID masks, it is an ideal place to study.

  (A) your cluster running a point of reference VCA?

  (B) If your virtual machine has a mask defined CPUID Edit > Options > CPUID mask

  (C) other virtual machines have a defined manual CPUID mask?  The masks are different than what a VM?

  (D) If you vMotion a virtual machine with a mask (for example) SSE4 enabled on a VMhost which does not support SSE4, you can certainly get a BSOD.  EVC baseline will prevent this from happening.

  Ben

• Satellite Pro L670 - 16Z BSOD after start and an external monitor

  Hello!

  I have a strange problem with two Satellite Pro L670-16Z. I connected to an external monitor. After changing the settings to extend the windows desktop, I rebooted the system.
  Then I gott a blue screen. I disconnected the screen external, nut, this is not enough. The system does not start. I always get a blue screen.
  Systems running Windows XP. I have this with both of them with different external monitors.
  I can boot a BartPe. I did correct the systems yet. The systems are very cool, works only for 14 days.

  Any suggestions?

  Concerning

  Stephan

  Are you using the original recovery image Toshiba WXP?
  Can you start Windows XP Home edition in safe mode?

  The port on which you are using to connect the external monitor?

• Satellite C660 stuck in an infinite loop of BSOD after upgrade to win 10

  Wow what a disaster, this is a machine under windows 7-32 bit Satellite C660 PSC1GA-01E01M stuck in an infinite loop of BSOD.

  The lappy said that it was ok to upgrade to windows 10 so... Yes, I did.
  Now its stuck in a loop without end of BSOD.

  So I decided to use the recover option and reinstall windows 7 and then move from there.
  After mega downloads updates and finally got to the stage where there was no update on the left to get, so I decided to upgrade to windows 10 even once.

  Now stuck in an endless loop of BSOD again.

  Can someone point me to the driver who is a failure, I can get into SafeMode ok, Device Manager has 2 problems

  (1) is under OTHER DEVICES is an unknown device
  (2) is generic pnp monitor

  I tried from Toshiba Web site for updates of drivers for 32-bit windows 8 thinking this could be the best step but the links are bad and the page Web said sorry loser at home...

  Also no network, if I try to logging for the safe mode with networking, he returned to the screens of BSOD...

  HELP PLEASE

  Toshiba has released a list with all Toshiba models supported for upgrading to Windows 10
  http://win10upgrade.Toshiba.com/swup...SPX?region=TEG

  Satellite C660 PSC1GA is not in the list, which means that this model is not supported to win 10 and will not get win 10 drivers.

  However the Win 10 must run on this device, because it meets the essential physical requirements.

  I guess the BSOD loop arise due to some drivers which are not entirely compatible Win 10 and probably these drivers must be removed before making the Win 10 update.

  To check the compatibility follow this procedure:

  • Right-click on the icon 'Get Windows 10' (on the right side of the taskbar), then click on "Check the status of your upgrade".
  • In the app to get Windows 10, click on the menu: (3 lines) and then click on "Check your PC.
  • Now you should see the list of compatibility issues

  Also this kind of problem could be fixed by Microsoft update, as mentioned in this article:
  http://www.Forbes.com/sites/amitchow...s-reboot-loop/

• Satellite L30 - frequent BSoD after upgrade of RAM.

  This problem is almost identical to [this post | http://forums.computers.toshiba-europe.com/forums/thread.jspa?messageID=144540𣒜], but given that the response was too general and did not help, I want to provide more details about my problem and hope for a better answer.

  My L35 (i.e. American L30) came with Vista Home Basic and only 512M of RAM. It was slow, but smooth otherwise. The problems started after I upgraded the RAM to 2 GB occasionally a BSoD will appear, and the computer restarts after a second or two.
  Most of the time, instances of BSoD are not taken at random; usually, it happens when you watch a film or multimedia and online during the wake her up after suspend.
  Also, it happens much more frequently if an external monitor is attached. He does, connect an external monitor and watch a movie will result in BSoD with 100% certainty. My laptop has shared video memory, maybe it's a question here.

  The problem prevailed after that I installed Windows 7.
  Memtest86 + showed no problems with my memory
  Memtest86 covers all aspects of the use of the RAM?

  Is it possible that some problems may be overlooked by memtest86?
  Are there other tests of memory, that I could use, specifically to test the shared video memory?

  Not every hardware problem can be detected software.
  You have tested the RAM with Memtest86 +? Try using Memtest86 (no +).

  In the worst case, you must replace the RAM. Ask the dealer for a new computer. I m sure they will help you.

• BSOD after replacing hard drive

  Hey. I replaced my hard drive lately after many accidents and eventually unable to run any OS.

  With the new, after installing some drivers I get BSOD with the following Minidump file:

  Microsoft (R) Windows debug 6.3.9600.17336 AMD64 Version

  Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.

  Loading dump file [C:\Windows\Minidump\080216-

  The mini kernel dump file: only registers and the trace of the stack are available

  Symbol of validation of the path summary *.

  Location of response time (ms)

  Deferred SRV * C:\Windows\symbol_cache*ht

  Symbol search path is: SRV * C:\Windows\symbol_cache*ht

  Executable search path is:

  Windows 7 Kernel Version 7601 (Service Pack 1) MP (4 procs) free x 64

  Product: WinNt, suite: TerminalServer SingleUserTS

  By: 7601.17514.amd64fre.win7sp1_

  Computer name:

  Kernel base = 0xfffff800 '02864000 PsLoadedModuleList = 0xfffff800' 02aa9e90

  The debugging session: killed Aug 2 18:39:04.990 2016 (UTC + 03:00)

  System Uptime: 0 days 0:08:09.473

  Loading the kernel symbols

  ..............................

  ..............................

  ............................

  Loading user symbols

  Loading unloaded module list

  ....

  ******************************

  *                                                                             *

  * Bugcheck analysis *.

  *                                                                             *

  ******************************

  Use! analyze - v to obtain detailed debugging information.

  Bugcheck 3B {c0000005, fffff80002b9a640, fffff880067aec70, 0}

  Probably caused by: ntkrnlmp.exe (nt! RtlUpcaseUnicodeString + 54)

  Follow-up: MachineOwner

  ---------

  0: kd >! analyze - v

  ******************************

  *                                                                             *

  * Bugcheck analysis *.

  *                                                                             *

  ******************************

  System_service_exception (3B)

  An exception occurred during the execution of a system service routine.

  Arguments:

  Arg1: 00000000c 0000005, Exception that caused the error checking code

  Arg2: fffff80002b9a640, the address of the instruction that caused the error checking

  Arg3: fffff880067aec70, address of the context record to the exception that caused the error checking

  Arg4: 0000000000000000, zero.

  Debugging information:

  ------------------

  EXCEPTION_CODE: (NTSTATUS) 0XC0000005 -.

  FAULTING_IP:

  NT! RtlUpcaseUnicodeString + 54

  fffff800'02b9a640 420fb70c48 movzx ecx, word ptr [rax + r9 * 2]

  BACKGROUND: fffff880067aec70--(.cxr 0xfffff880067aec70; r)

  Rax = 0000000000000000 rbx = fffff880067af700 rcx = fffff880067af700

  RDX = fffff880067af8a0 rsi = fffff880067af8a0 rdi = 0000000000000000

  RIP = fffff80002b9a640 rsp = fffff880067af650 rbp = 0000000000000000

  R8 = 000000000000002e r9 = 0000000000000000 r10 = fffff98000020654

  R11 = fffff880067af650 r12 = 0000000000000000 r13 = fffff880067af8a0

  R14 = fffff880067af800 r15 = fffff880067af7d8

  iopl = 0 nv up ei ng nz po cy ca

  CS = 0010 ss = 0018 ds = 002 b're = 002 b fs = 0053 gs = 002 b efl = 00010297

  NT
  ! RtlUpcaseUnicodeString +.
  fffff800'02b9a640 420fb70c48 movzx ecx, word ptr [rax + r9 * 2] b ds:002: 00000000'00000000 =?
  ?
  Last set context:
  Rax = 0000000000000000 rbx = fffff880067af700 rcx = fffff880067af700
  RDX = fffff880067af8a0 rsi = fffff880067af8a0 rdi = 0000000000000000
  RIP = fffff80002b9a640 rsp = fffff880067af650 rbp = 0000000000000000
  R8 = 000000000000002e r9 = 0000000000000000 r10 = fffff98000020654
  R11 = fffff880067af650 r12 = 0000000000000000 r13 = fffff880067af8a0
  R14 = fffff880067af800 r15 = fffff880067af7d8
  iopl = 0 nv up ei ng nz po cy ca
  CS = 0010 ss = 0018 ds = 002 b're = 002 b fs = 0053 gs = 002 b efl = 00010297
  NT! RtlUpcaseUnicodeString +.
  fffff800'02b9a640 420fb70c48 movzx ecx, word ptr [rax + r9 * 2] b ds:002: 00000000'00000000 =?
  Reset the default scope
  CUSTOMER_CRASH_COUNT: 1
  DEFAULT_BUCKET_ID: VERIFIER_ENABLED_VISTA_
  BUGCHECK_STR: 0X3B
  NOM_PROCESSUS: BCMWLTRY. EXE
  CURRENT_IRQL: 0
  ANALYSIS_VERSION: 6.3.9600.17336 (debuggers (dbg). 150226-1500) amd64fre
  LAST_CONTROL_TRANSFER: from 0000000000000000 to fffff80002b9a640
  STACK_TEXT:
  fffff880 '067af650 00000000' 00000000: 00000000'00000000 00000000'00000000 00000000'00000000 00000000'00000000: nt! RtlUpcaseUnicodeString + 0 x 54
  FOLLOWUP_IP:
  NT! RtlUpcaseUnicodeString + 54
  fffff800'02b9a640 420fb70c48 movzx ecx, word ptr [rax + r9 * 2]
  SYMBOL_STACK_INDEX: 0
  SYMBOL_NAME: nt! RtlUpcaseUnicodeString + 54
  FOLLOWUP_NAME: MachineOwner
  MODULE_NAME: nt
  Nom_image: ntkrnlmp.exe
  DEBUG_FLR_IMAGE_TIMESTAMP: 4ce7951a
  IMAGE_VERSION: 6.1.7601.17514
  STACK_COMMAND: .cxr 0xfffff880067aec70; Ko
  FAILURE_BUCKET_ID: X64_0x3B_VRF_nt!
  BUCKET_ID: X64_0x3B_VRF_nt!
  ANALYSIS_SOURCE: KM
  FAILURE_ID_HASH_STRING: km:x64_0x3b_vrf_nt!
  FAILURE_ID_HASH: {e9e5c339-1aaa-402 a - 04 b 7 -
  Follow-up: MachineOwner
  ---------

  Your system is holding to the memory of the night before and it releases is not memory free . You can force the release by restarting your computer, but often it is not very practical. Another way to force the release of standby memory is available using the RAM (freeware from Microsoft) card:
  http://TechNet.Microsoft.com/en-GB/Sysinternals/ff700229.aspx

  Download and install and create a shortcut on your desktop for RAMMap and / or PIN to the taskbar. When you sense the system becomes unresponsive, use Ctrl + Shift + Esc to access the Task Manager. Click the performance tab and the resource monitor button. Click the memory tab and check if free is close to zero, or is equal to zero. If it is, open RAMMap, click on empty on the menu bar and the empty queue. This action restores instantly free memory.

  

  The procedure using RAMMap is an effective workaround, but the real solution lies in the discovery of the source of the problem. Know the source, you may be able to solve the problem by contacting the provider of the software and / or update the software.

  The solution lies in the identification of the software which is access to many files, to search for malware or index to facilitate the search of Windows. If you find out which files are accessed unnecessarily you can exclude routine analyses. The first image below illustrates the problem. The second image identifies the folders / files. In the example Microsoft Security Essentials was scan my G drive, which I excluded from future scans.

  Investigate what made up the figure of Eve may not be easy. How I discovered what was the cause of this computer has been reached by following the procedure detailed below.

  RAMMap open when your Standby figure is too high and click on the file summary tab, click the column heading of Eve to sort the numbers as in the image below to determine the really big held in standby mode files, see the image below. If you click the path heading, you can sort and see what partitions are being accessed. It is important to remember that these files have been consulted since the computer was started. You ask then what program could have access to the file and it really need to? Programs with scheduled scans are potential candidates.

  In my case, I found a very large download of Windows 7 that I had used for a repair installation I had not deleted after use. I also found a large number of files on a non-related system partition for backup copies created by Windows backup utility. I decided to see if these have been regularly analyzed by Microsoft Security Essentials and them excluded from the analyses. You should also check if you are indexing more than what you need as this will increase the impact of the execution of Windows Search.