Crash dumps: Windows


Analyse Windows crash dumps:

Default location of windows crash dump files is C:\Windows\Minidump 


Total 5 Files found in my System:


Using BlueScreenView:
Allows you to view minidump files that are created when Windows stops and displays a "blue screen of death". 


Simply run the program and click on File and Open Crash Dump or simply drag and drop.

File 1: Using BlueScreenView
Casue: Memory Management:

Using WinDBG:

WinDBG (Windows DeBuGger) is an analytic tool used for analysing and debuggingWindows crash dumps, also known asBSODs (Blue Screens of Death).

Take the Same File 1: Using Windbg Tool
Cause: Memory Management


Windbg:

Resolution:
Run Windows Memory Diagnostic Tool
Revert your PC settings to default
Run a full system scan
Repair your registry

Drag drop files one by one:

File 2:
Cause of crash: PAGE FAULT IN NONPAGED AREA (or PAGE_FAULT_IN_NONPAGED_AREA) occurs when the Windows operating system cannot find data that should be stored in the non-paged area. This error usually occurs due to problems with hardware, such as corrupt sectors on the hard disk
File 3:

Cause of crash: DRIVER CORRUPTED EXPOOL error is caused due to issues with device drivers on Windows 10/8/7. This indicates that the system attempted to access invalid memory at a process IRQL that was too high. It can occur at any point while you are using your computer.
Common causes.
Incorrect, outdated, corrupt device drivers.
Viruses or malicious software.
Driver conflict after installing new hardware.

Solution:
Uninstall Problematic Drivers
Perform Windows Update
Remove third-party Anti-viruses Software and Other Faulty Software

File 4:
IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL blue screen error probably is caused by faulty drivers, which are programmed to access improper hardware addresses.
Solution:
▪Scan your computer and detect any problem drivers.
▪Find the faulty drivers, then uninstall the drivers
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