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MrPink · May 29th, 2009

I've gotten a couple of BSODs recently, but have been unable to glean the stop code from the..uh...Blue Screen. This is because the BSOD screen flicks for a second, then my computer proceeds to restart. I've had BSODs before, and know that it is doing memory dumping stuffs, but it never used to it this...quickly..

So, after my computer restarts, is there a way to get the stop code from the BSOD from another place on my computer? Maybe the message box that comes up which says something like "Vista has recovered from an unexpected shutdown," something like that...Or maybe the event log?

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MrPink McRoll'd Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Home Posts: 708	Vista BSOD screen goes away too quickly >< I've gotten a couple of BSODs recently, but have been unable to glean the stop code from the..uh...Blue Screen. This is because the BSOD screen flicks for a second, then my computer proceeds to restart. I've had BSODs before, and know that it is doing memory dumping stuffs, but it never used to it this...quickly.. So, after my computer restarts, is there a way to get the stop code from the BSOD from another place on my computer? Maybe the message box that comes up which says something like "Vista has recovered from an unexpected shutdown," something like that...Or maybe the event log? __________________ Intel Q9550 @ 3.2ghz 1.2V l 4GB G.Skill Pi Series DDR2 1004MHz @ 5-5-5-15 1.8V l BFG 9800GX2 @ 600/1000 \| ASUS P5Q-E l PC Power & Cooling Silencer 750 Quad l 2x Seagate 250GB SATA, WD 500GB SATA \| Antec 1200 l OCZ Vendetta 2 with Scythe "Ultra Kaze" l Windows Vista Home Premium 64-bit \|