as that should stop it.Go to C:\Program Files\Dell\DellDataVault and delete the Dell Data Vault and Dell Data Vault Wizard applications or move them someplace in case you want them back. Then go to task manager:services and stop them.
https://www.dell.com/community/Windows-General/How-do-you-uninstall-the-Data-Vault/td-p/4775645/page/2Just Disable it. Start Task Manager, go to Services tab, find and right click on DDVDataCollector, then click (Open) Services, find & right click Dell Data Vault Collector, go to Properties and change Start Up Type to Disabled.
Why just disable and not delete?I am not sure if he has already tried that - https://www.lifewire.com/how-do-i-disable-a-device-in-device-manager-in-windows-2619212
I think i go to sleep.
I already deleted this file : C:\Program Files\Dell\DellDataVault as well as deleted them off of autoruns. Was playing escape from tarkov for maybe 20 min and it crashed again. Same error, Reference by Pointer. I don't think ETF is the problem tho as this has been happening when just using chrome as well.Why just disable and not delete?
Sleep well, hope the headache wil be gone.
This is afaik taken from the device manager i am not talking about "C: Program Files", so open device manager, rightclick the "Dell data controll device" and choose delete. If you feel more comfortable with the option of disable is that up to you.
Every time I do try to delete it I just get another BSOD with a reference to pointer error.This is afaik taken from the device manager i am not talking about "C: Program Files", so open device manager, rightclick the "Dell data controll device" and choose delete. If you feel more comfortable with the option of disable is that up to you.
kernel dump would show what device is being ejected. it will also have the internal logs. The info is not saved in a minidumpdo you need kernel dumps @johnbl or are the ones he is giving enough? I don't know when Gardenman will be in again so if you can help, it would be appreciated![]()
Hey guys, thanks for all youre help, i wound up fixing the crashes through deleting the drivers and phymem64.sys, however i went to play tarkov and i think i deleted en essential file to play the game while deleting stuff in auto run💀. So i had to end up reinstalling windows entirely. No more crashes and i am good. I appreciate youre help!@Machu101
Setting up kernel dumps is pretty much same process as setting up minidumps
follow option 1 here - https://www.tenforums.com/tutorials/5560-configure-windows-10-create-minidump-bsod.html
then scroll down to Have windows create a Kernel dump on BSOD
Haha me either, it was a last resort for me so thankfully it worked. Again I appreciate your help!clean install is one way to fix BSOD. Its just not the way I normally take.
Hope its fixed now![]()