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Over the past few weeks, several of our readers have shared information with us about the blue screen. Select Windows Logs on the left side of the window.You will see a different number of subcategories. Selecting any of these categories displays a solid set of event logs in the center of the screen.All BSOD issues will be listed as “Error”.Double-click each found error to view it.
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BlueScreenView v1.55
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Description
BlueScreenView displays all your minidump files generated during the Blue Screen of Death crash and projects information about all crashes into a table.For each crash, the BlueScreenView touchscreen displays the minidump file name, date/time of the crash, and the underlying crash.Information displayed on the blue screen (error checking code and 4 parameters) and some information about the driver module morethat might have caused the crash (file name, result name, file description, and content version).
For each crash shown in the top bar, you can view device driver options that were loaded at the time of the crash in the collapsed bar.BlueScreenView also flags the drivery who found these addresses in the crash stack, making it easier to find suspicious drivers that may have caused the general crash.
Is BlueScreenView safe?
Nirsoft BluescreenView. Very true and much appreciated. There’s always the possibility of a hardware problem, and that at least points everyone to the right component.
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What does blue screen usually mean?
What does the blue screen actually mean. A TV blue screen occurs when Windows encounters a required error that stops the operating platform from working. These critical errors are often the result of faulty devices, faulty or weak hardware truck drivers, or buggy or weak targets running in the Windows kernel.
Version History
Version 1.55:
Drag and drop support added: You can now drag a single MiniDump image from Explorer to the main BlueScreenView window.
Fixed bug: BlueScreenView could not remember the last size/position of the main window if it simply wasn’t on the main monitor.
Version 1.52:
Added parameters “Google – Search Error Checking” and “Google – Search Error Checking + Parameter 1”.
Version 1.51:
Added a direct secondary sort (Failure Time column).
64-bit version added.
Version 1.50:
The Fault Time field now displays a more accurate date/time of the fault.In previous versions, the value associated with Crash Time was taken from the date/time column of the dump file, which actually represents the time Windows was reinstalled after a crash.The actual fasting time is stored in the plonk file, and now “InFault name often displays this value.
Added “Dump Time” file column showing extended dump file time.
Version 1.47:
Added “AutoFit Columns + Headers” option that allows you to automatically resize columns based on row prices and column headings.
Version 1. Release 46:
Fixed opening the Properties and Advanced Options windows on the wrong tabs on multi-monitor systems.
Version 1.45:
Now you will only be able to open that particular dump file, either from the user interface or from the command line.
Now you also specify a minidump folder or minidump file as a single function parameter and BlueScreenViewwill start with the correct dump file/folder, for example:BlueScreenView.exe C:windowsminidumpMini011209-01.dmp
Version 1.40:
New “raw data” system in window, lower CPU settings store and populate hex dump.
Version 1.35:
Fault address column added.
Added several columns showing recente two or three calls found on the stack.(only 32-bit crashes)
Version 1.32:
Added “Select Odd/Even Lines” option to the View menu. When this feature is enabled, odd and then even lines are displayed in a special color to make it easier to read a single line.
Version 1.31:
Added “Google Search – Error Checker + Driver” required to search Google driver for selected blue screen setting and error checking code.
Version 1.30:
Added “Dump file size” column.
Version 1.29:
You can now send a blue list of screen failures to stdout by specifying a mismatched filename (“”) on the command line of all backup options.
Example: bluescreenview.exe /stab “” > c:tempblue_screens.txt
Version 1.28:
Added “Add title to CSV/Tab delimited file” option. If enabled, column names are addedas the generic first line when exported, i.e. csv file or tab delimited file.
Version 1.27:
Fixed issue: Removed invalid encoding of XML string thatIt caused problems with some XML viewers.
Version 1.26:
Fixed the “DumpChk” method to work correctly when DumpChk expansion takes more than a few seconds.
Version 1.25:
Added a DumpChk mode that displays Microsoft DumpChk fireplace output (DumpChk.exe).You can set the correct DumpChk path and options in the Advanced Options window.By default, BlueScreenView tries to run DumpChk from %programfiles%Debugging Tools for Windows.
The default MiniDump folder has now been removed from HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESYSTEMCurrentControlSetControlCrashControl.
Version 1.20:
Three new items have been added to the top bar: number of processors, major version, minor version.
Added “Copy Explorer” option that allows you to copy version dump files to the clipboard and then paste them into the Explorer window.
Version 1. Option 15:
Added to the list of bright blue screens of multiple computers connected to your network.Computer names are identified in a text file. (See below). combo box
Added for easy selection The specific MiniDump folders available on each of our hard drives currently connected to your computer.
Computer Name and Full Path columns added.
Version 1.11:
Added /sort command line option.
Version 1.10:
Added acceleration hints to make it easier to switch between modes.
Added command line options, such as save crash dump list and text/csv/html/xml.
Added a command line option to set the BlueScreenView with the desired MiniDump folder.
Fixed focus issues when opening advanced options window.
Added a default button to the advanced user options window.
Added “Processor” command – 32 bit or x64.
Version 1.05. Added support for MiniDump x64 files.
Version 1.00 is the first release.
BlueScreenView Functions
Automatically displays the current minidump folder and displays a list of all crash locations, including the crash dump date/time and crash details.
Allows you to display a red screen, very similar to the Windows crash screen.
BlueScreenView lists the memory domains in the crash stack and finds all drivers/modules that are likely to be associated with the crash.
BlueScreenView allows you to work with a specific secondary instance of Windows by simply selecting the desired minidump folder (in advanced options).
BlueScreenView automatically finds the drivers shown in the crash dump and removes their version information, including gadget name, file version, company, and database description.
Requirements for system operation
Blue screen on Windows XP, Windows Server 2003, Windows Server 2007, Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows , Windows 10,on the basis that Windows is configured to preserve minidump file types during BSOD crashes.If your system is not generating MiniDump files on a blue glowing screen,Try setting up information technology according to the following article:How to set up Windows to generate MiniDump write data on BSOD
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