Windows has managed to bounce back from an unforeseen power cut (Blue Screen).

augustb19907
Senior Member

456

09-28-2025, 04:55 AM

Hello, welcome to the forum. I'm just starting out and I'm trying to resolve this issue. I've been seeing the error "0x0000007f" and some people suggested it might be related to software or drivers. They mentioned checking the files you provided: C:\Windows\Minidump\081715-11060-01.dmp and C:\Users\Yousef\AppData\Local\Temp\WER-13353-0.sysdata.xml. Please let me know what's going wrong with my PC, thank you!

augustb19907

09-28-2025, 04:55 AM #1

dinomax
Member

09-28-2025, 05:07 AM

This file contains error logs from a BSOD event. Checking it helps identify issues like driver problems. Make sure your drivers are current if needed. Consider sharing the file for easier review.

dinomax

09-28-2025, 05:07 AM #2

This file contains error logs from a BSOD event. Checking it helps identify issues like driver problems. Make sure your drivers are current if needed. Consider sharing the file for easier review.

Crystalkitty39
Junior Member

09-28-2025, 06:36 AM

As far as I know they're all Up to date, and here's the text: http://pastebin.com/Xv2pUy97#

Crystalkitty39

09-28-2025, 06:36 AM #3

As far as I know they're all Up to date, and here's the text: http://pastebin.com/Xv2pUy97#

JosPay12
Member

183

09-28-2025, 09:24 AM

Look for Intel integrated graphics, Raid support, and check Windows 7 updates via Device Manager. Verify if any drivers need updating. Uncertain about Raid status or existing driver versions.

JosPay12

09-28-2025, 09:24 AM #4

Look for Intel integrated graphics, Raid support, and check Windows 7 updates via Device Manager. Verify if any drivers need updating. Uncertain about Raid status or existing driver versions.

ItzNeh
Junior Member

09-29-2025, 05:10 PM

I've applied the newest Windows 7 updates and attempted to refresh my drivers via Device Manager. It indicated Windows has found the best or most recent drivers for them. What are RAID drivers? If you meant hard drives and SSDs, they’re already current.

ItzNeh

09-29-2025, 05:10 PM #5

xXJay_BugXx
Senior Member

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09-29-2025, 08:29 PM

RAID drivers are specifically designed for RAID systems. If you're not comfortable with RAID, you likely won't need them.

xXJay_BugXx

09-29-2025, 08:29 PM #6

RAID drivers are specifically designed for RAID systems. If you're not comfortable with RAID, you likely won't need them.

Hotdogmznx
Junior Member

10-01-2025, 03:57 PM

If fixing it by reinstalling drivers doesn’t work, consider OS repair or a complete installation. Try removing any additional USB devices, as they can trigger BSODs. Regarding the RAID video, it’s important to note that RAID improves HDD speed and reliability, not the manufacturer or brand of the drives. Certain models are designed for RAID setups.

Hotdogmznx

10-01-2025, 03:57 PM #7

sugerdudecom
Junior Member

10-01-2025, 05:49 PM

I'll attempt it and check if it triggers a BSOD again.

sugerdudecom

10-01-2025, 05:49 PM #8

I'll attempt it and check if it triggers a BSOD again.

BHLxNJx
Posting Freak

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10-01-2025, 11:14 PM

Despite the fix, I still encountered a blue screen when trying to restart my computer.

BHLxNJx

10-01-2025, 11:14 PM #9

Despite the fix, I still encountered a blue screen when trying to restart my computer.