Blue screen of death on shutdown. (windows vista/7) before and after operating system change and reboot.?

Well on the 20th of October we got gizmo to come along and upgrade our ram from 2 gig to 4 gig.



Also i dont know if this has anything to do with it but at that time i still had the now old vista home premium service pack 1.



Also it was a dell dimension 9200



Two days later (22nd October) my internet disconnected so i decided to shut down the computer and turn it on again to reconnect to the internet. But once i clicked shut down i waited for about 10 minutes but it did not shut down. It just stayed on the shutdown screen. So i decided to turn it off at the tower. It turned off then i booted again and it worked just fine.



Then that night my internet disconnected again so i clicked shutdown once again.

This made it do the same thing (being stuck on the shutdown screen) This time i did not shut it down i just waited... after 20 minutes boom Blue screen of death for about 5 seconds then it rebooted.



Once it rebooted i typed in my password then clicked login and boom a black screen with the white cursor but if i pressed alt control delete i could still access task manager and there were about 4-6 tasks running.



No mater how many times i booted i got the same result.



So the next day we bought windows 7 (the day it was released) 23rd October (bundled with a tv tuner incompatible with windows 7)



I formatted that hard drive using the windows 7 setup disc then i installed windows 7.



Later that day the computer with windows 7 installed did that same booting with white cursor and black screen and access to task manager but nothing else. But it did not do the bsod on shutdown.



Then now an exact week after my bsod on shutdown its happened again.



Windows 7 shut down after 15 minutes but just before it finished it showed the bsod and then rebooted without permission. When it rebooted the black screen and white cursor problem did not occur but whn i successfully loged in a message from windows appeared saying this :



%26quot;Windows has recovered from an unexpected shutdown







Problem signature:

Problem Event Name: BlueScreen

OS Version: 6.1.7600.2.0.0.768.3

Locale ID: 3081



Additional information about the problem:

BCCode: 9f

BCP1: 00000003

BCP2: 87305030

BCP3: 8296DAE0

BCP4: 89063E00

OS Version: 6_1_7600

Service Pack: 0_0

Product: 768_1



Files that help describe the problem:

C:\Windows\Minidump\102909-34632-01.dmp

C:\Users\Philip Adams\AppData\Local\Temp\WER-80777-0.sys?br>


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I checked for those file on my computer it recommended strait away but they were not there...



So anyone know what has caused this.



The computer cost $3500 from dell which we bought only 2 years ago so it should not already be stuffing up.Blue screen of death on shutdown. (windows vista/7) before and after operating system change and reboot.?
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Could be your ram, video card, or cpu really although I lean toward your ram. You can run a memory test with Windows 7 below are 4 different ways to run it.



To run Windows Memory Diagnostic tool in Windows 7, do any one of the the following methods:



Method 1:From Windows 7 Start Menu



Click the Windows 7 Start button, type memory, and click on Windows Memory Diagnostic

When the Windows Memory Diagnostic screen loads, click Restart now and check for problems

You computer will restart

The memory diagnostic will run and may take some time

Windows will restart and report any errors to you

Method 2: From Windows 7 Control Panel



Click the Windows 7 Start button.

Select Control Panel

Click the System and Maintenance icon

Select Administrative Tools

Then, click the Memory Diagnostics Tool icon.

Click the option to restart your computer now and run the memory diagnostics test or to schedule the memory diagnostic test to run at your next reboot.

Method 3: From Windows 7 Command Prompt



Click the Windows 7 Start button.

Type cmd in the Start Menu檚 search box.

Right-click cmd.exe in the search results and then select Run as administrator.

Type mdsched.exe in the command prompt and then press enter.

Click the option to restart your computer now and run the memory diagnostics test or to schedule the memory diagnostic test to run at your next reboot.

Method 4: From The Windows Boot Manager



Restart your computer.

Start pressing F8 on your keyboard.

This will open advanced boot options screen.

Click Esc on your keyboard while you檙e in the advanced boot options screen.

You檒l be taken to the Windows Boot Manager screen.

Press Tab on your keyboard to move to the Tools section of the boot manager screen and then press enter to start the Memory Diagnostics.Blue screen of death on shutdown. (windows vista/7) before and after operating system change and reboot.?
Could be a problem with device drivers, hardware or software. This problem can be solved by uninstalling new software, updating device drivers and making minor configuration changes . From http://fixit.in/bluescreenofdeath.html . You can also run a free registry scan using utilities from http://rcyj.com