Windows 10: BSOD in Desktop

The tool is created by a user from the sevenforums.com, that is why automatic filling in system specs works only for sevenforum users and is the reason why you need to fill in yours manually.

 

there it is all, i think, i have update my specs.

 

Do you need the partition/drive Disco?

 

Sorry, dont understand. what disco are you talk about ?

 

From your chkdsk log
Code: Chkdsk was executed in read/write mode. Checking file system on G: The type of the file system is NTFS. Volume label is Disco (500Gb). Write failure with status 0xc0000015 at offset 0x7471060200 for 0x200 bytes.[/quote] Do you need this partition/drive?

 

Ho, yes *Biggrin i get it.
Yes , what i have in disk G: is very important. i Need it.
Why you ask that,Should i buy another and make copy?

Have another BSOD with >critical process died>.

 

The same write failure was present again in the log, the error means NT_STATUS_NONEXISTENT_SECTOR what I believe simply means bad sector(s).

I would like you to try something.
Shrink the G: partition a little (size does not matter), I believe the bad sector(s) is/are at the end of the partition.
Format the new partition, run chkdsk with parameter /r on it and upload the chkdsk log.

When posting new BSODs, run the DM Log Collector, a text file means nothing to us in most cases.

 

By the way, what ntoskrnl.exe driver is ?
why it show so many time ?

there it is the log
Im running the same command chkdsk /r, in drive G 'Disco' so you can see.
Thank you!

 

Ntoskrnl.exe is a file from the Windows Kernel. Windows files are blamed by default when there is nothing else to be blamed in the stack. This is a reason why analysts are necessary, to find the root cause as Windows files are never the real cause.

That looks like a clean log *Smile
Please format the partition again, add it to the G: partition and run chkdsk with parameter /r again on it.

 

there is the log of drive G, that i did last night.

I will do what you say now, format and add J: to G:

 

The log of drive G is clean too *Smile

 

here is the log of drive G ,after add J: to G:
It look clean too..

 

Excellent, the error is gone *Smile

 

Thank you *Party

So what now , wait for next BSOD, if there is next *Biggrin ?

 

Another thing, for now, i just have the problem in disk E: of the "spin" like this print,


You have fixed Disk G: with chkdsk.
But when i open HD tune, it show all the time a pop up, say "critical Hard disk temperature 57º" to 59º. for this disk, G:
It as always showed in my test's before,

What should i do ? Do i have 2 disk's in danger ?
it is danger that temperature ?