Recent content by mosthardcorest

Hi all, I believe it is Autodesk that is causing the crashes. I've looked on their forums and am finding a lot of users reporting the same issue with Autodesk 360, their cloud service.

I will try that when I get access again. Are you able to decipher which driver is the culprit?

Per title explorer.exe is crashing on a regular basis. Here are the last three crashes in Event Viewer. Faulting application name: explorer.exe, version: 6.3.9600.17667, time stamp: 0x54c6f7c2 Faulting module name: QtCore_Ad_SyncNs_4.dll_unloaded, version: 4.8.2.0, time stamp: 0x50d3fca7...

I am currently updating now. Although it seems to be a little difficult since my work's IT people control which updates are pushed through. I also noticed that the Windows apps have error next to all of them. But I would say that is the security policy in place.

Yes I went through and confirmed the drivers were the latest ones through Device Manager. I also realized when i did a system refresh, I got knocked down to Windows 8. I am downloading the install files for 8.1 Pro now.

I was able to do a system restore and it removed all updates I did through Vaio Care. The laptop fan still runs very high, but I am able to access WiFi now, which helps due to the laptop not having a Ethernet port. Yes, it would blue screen, or it would fail to install all together. The last...

Unfortunately, I went through the Vaio update and installed updates one at a time. When i updated the Wireless LAN i now cant toggle WiFi on or off. And it did blue screen again but gave me the error code 0xc000021a.

Yep that is the one in that location.

Here you go CBS

No blue screening so far, SFC Scan didn't find any errors. It is not letting me upload the CBS file

Ok, i've disabled everything except Kaskersky. The last time it blue screened, it was frozen on the screen. Nor did the percentage increase. I had to hold the power button down in order for me to restart it. What could be preventing it from creating the memory file?

Nevermind. Now it is frozen on the blue screen. Also when I go to run the tool that is available for download, it says the path to the dump file is not found. Where should I go to repath the dump file?

I think disabling all of those startup programs really helped. I am noticing the fan is not running as high as it normally was. Would you happen to know if any of those startup programs are known to cause slowdown?

I will try that now. I also noticed that when I tried to update the Intel wireless card, it would also crash. Could that help?

Sure thing. I also double checked the memory dump location and it was %systemroot%\Minidump. Is that ok? I changed to the one you specified to see if that does anything.