[SOLVED] BSOD Stopcode: CRITICALL_PROCESS_DIED

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tokexx

tokexx

Jan 7, 2020
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Hello

I am getting BSOD StopCode: CRITICAL_PROCESS_DIED on my laptop (MSI GE62VR 7FR Apache pro)
i tried many ways to fix it but without result.. :
Sfc /scannow,
chkdsk,
reinstall windows (without deleting data),
update drivers,
tried few methods to check ssd.. no bed sectors, healths is good,
Windows memory diagnostic: no problems detected,
Run dism,
Perform a Clean Boot,
run an antivirus scan.....
No dump files

its happens like 3-4 months, please help me <3



Specs:
Win10
Ram: 16gb
processor: Intel core I7 7700hq
GPU: Geforce GTX1060, Gt630
SSD: 250GB
HDD: 1TB
 
Solution
Colif
its hard to work out causes without it creating dump files.

did you ever change the page files max size as it is only 1gb in size and should actually be same size as ram. That could be why its not creating dumps.

right click start
choose system
From the left pane of the System window, click Advanced system settings.
On the System Properties box, ensure that you are on the Advanced tab.
Click the Settings button from under the Performance section.
On the Performance Options box, go to the Advanced tab.
Click the Change button from under the Virtual memory section.
On the Virtual Memory box, tick the Automatically manage paging file size for all drives checkbox...
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its hard to work out causes without it creating dump files.

did you ever change the page files max size as it is only 1gb in size and should actually be same size as ram. That could be why its not creating dumps.

right click start
choose system
From the left pane of the System window, click Advanced system settings.
On the System Properties box, ensure that you are on the Advanced tab.
Click the Settings button from under the Performance section.
On the Performance Options box, go to the Advanced tab.
Click the Change button from under the Virtual memory section.
On the Virtual Memory box, tick the Automatically manage paging file size for all drives checkbox.
click apply and you can close all the screens as this should set it to default size and might actually mean the PC creates dump files.


laptop model GE62VR-7RF - https://www.msi.com/Laptop/support/GE62VR-7RF-Apache-Pro.html#down-bios (appears to have newest since there is only 1)

tokexx said:
reinstall windows (without deleting data),
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I can't recall, when you say you didn't delete data, was this a reset on just the ssd and left data on hdd? Just wonder if copying everything you want to keep onto the hdd and clean install on ssd and see if it makes any difference. At very least it would recreate all the boot files that may not have been recreated in a reset.

Take hdd out of PC when you do it. Only have ssd inside. if its possible anyway.
 
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Solution
Colif said:
its hard to work out causes without it creating dump files.

did you ever change the page files max size as it is only 1gb in size and should actually be same size as ram. That could be why its not creating dumps.

right click start
choose system
From the left pane of the System window, click Advanced system settings.
On the System Properties box, ensure that you are on the Advanced tab.
Click the Settings button from under the Performance section.
On the Performance Options box, go to the Advanced tab.
Click the Change button from under the Virtual memory section.
On the Virtual Memory box, tick the Automatically manage paging file size for all drives checkbox.
click apply and you can close all the screens as this should set it to default size and might actually mean the PC creates dump files.


laptop model GE62VR-7RF - https://www.msi.com/Laptop/support/GE62VR-7RF-Apache-Pro.html#down-bios (appears to have newest since there is only 1)



I can't recall, when you say you didn't delete data, was this a reset on just the ssd and left data on hdd? Just wonder if copying everything you want to keep onto the hdd and clean install on ssd and see if it makes any difference. At very least it would recreate all the boot files that may not have been recreated in a reset.

Take hdd out of PC when you do it. Only have ssd inside. if its possible anyway.
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"Automatically manage paging file size for all drives checkbox." was ticked

When i reinstall windows from "Windows Creation Tool" i choose "keep my files"
data on hdd is not important, if reinstall windows with remove everything will fixthis problem i will do it
 
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Colif said:
its hard to work out causes without it creating dump files.

did you ever change the page files max size as it is only 1gb in size and should actually be same size as ram. That could be why its not creating dumps.

right click start
choose system
From the left pane of the System window, click Advanced system settings.
On the System Properties box, ensure that you are on the Advanced tab.
Click the Settings button from under the Performance section.
On the Performance Options box, go to the Advanced tab.
Click the Change button from under the Virtual memory section.
On the Virtual Memory box, tick the Automatically manage paging file size for all drives checkbox.
click apply and you can close all the screens as this should set it to default size and might actually mean the PC creates dump files.


laptop model GE62VR-7RF - https://www.msi.com/Laptop/support/GE62VR-7RF-Apache-Pro.html#down-bios (appears to have newest since there is only 1)



I can't recall, when you say you didn't delete data, was this a reset on just the ssd and left data on hdd? Just wonder if copying everything you want to keep onto the hdd and clean install on ssd and see if it makes any difference. At very least it would recreate all the boot files that may not have been recreated in a reset.

Take hdd out of PC when you do it. Only have ssd inside. if its possible anyway.
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How can i download best and stable version of gpu driver?
 
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