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How do I view the error log to see why Windows 7 64-bit keeps freezing How do I view the error log to see why Windows 7 64-bit keeps freezing? TIA My System Specs OS Windows 7 abefroman99 View Public Profile Find event log windows 7 user login More Posts by abefroman99 . 02 Jul 2010 #2 richc46 Windows 10, Home Clean Install 16,953 posts CT Just type event viewer in search Then look at the admin portion My System Specs Computer type PC/Desktop System Manufacturer/Model Number Dell XPS 420 OS Windows 10, Home Clean Install CPU Intel Core2 processsor Q8200(2.33Ghz 1333FSB) Quad Core Tech Motherboard Dell Memory 6 gb Graphics Card ATI Radeon 256MB HD3650 Sound Card Intergrated 7.1 Channel Audio Monitor(s) Displays Dell SP2009W 20" Keyboard Dell USB event log windows 7 location Keyboard Mouse Dell Premium Optical USB Cooling Fan Hard Drives 640 GB Serial ATA Hard drive Internet Speed DSL 2.85 richc46 View Public Profile Find More Posts by richc46 02 Jul 2010 #3 Kirsch Windows 7 Ultimate 1,224 posts La Crosse, WI Quote: Originally Posted by richc46 Just type event viewer in search Then look at the admin portion To clarify: Event Viewer > Custom Views > Administrative Events (double click) My System Specs System Manufacturer/Model Number Custom Built OS Windows 7 Ultimate CPU AMD Athlon II X2 245 2.90Ghz Motherboard Some Gigabyte one, dont remember model Memory 3.00 GB Graphics Card 8800GTS 512MB Sound Card Sound Blaster X-Fi Titanium Fatal1ty Monitor(s) Displays Dual 22" widescreen Keyboard Saitek Eclipse 2 Mouse Logitech MX518 PSU CORSAIR CMPSU-850TX 850W Power Supply Case Thermalkake Tsunami Dream Cooling Thermaltake Golden Orb II Hard Drives 250GB internal, 500GB internal . Kirsch View Public Profile Find More Posts by Kirsch 02 Jul 2010 #4 abefroman99 Windows 7 5 posts Thanks! It says some kernel error. What does that mean? My System Specs OS Windows 7 abefroman99 View Public Profile Find More Posts by abefroman99 02 Jul 2010 #5 richc46 Windows 10, Home Clean Install 16,953 posts CT Give us the other information error number etc. In the mean time do this: System Files - SFC Command - Vista Forums For windows 7 and Vista Run it several times if errors are found My System Specs Computer type PC/Desktop Sys
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