G53SW blue screen when put to sleep problem.

[Hoplite01]

I have an issue with sleep mode on my G53. I set the lid closing action to sleep. Sometimes instead of sleeping it stays on for long time and then displays the blue screen (9f). I've heard that it can have something to do with the ATK package and I re installed it. It helped for some time but now the problem is back. Anyone else who experienced this and maybe knows how to fix it?

[Hoplite01]

Here is the Nirsoft file. I used Microsoft security essentials before so I will try to investigate the Nod32. It is hard to find out if the issue is fixed because it happens so randomly.

[dstrakele]

It looks like your latest BSOD is a STOP 0x9F, just like the other recent ones. They list NTOSKRNL.EXE as the problem. NTOSKRNL.EXE is the main Windows 7 process. It is either a victim or your Windows 7 instance is corrupt.

1) Have you run CHKDSK C: /F /R ? It would be worthwhile to confirm your file system is sound.

2) Is this the ASUS Factory version of windows or a clean Windows 7 installation that you have done?

3) Have you had any problems installing any Windows Updates?

The first BSOD recorded is different. It is a STOP 0x1000007E with MijXfilt.sys listed as the cause. This is a driver from Motion in Joy.

4) Is Motion in Joy still running on your system?

5) If you perform a Windows System Restore to a date prior to 27/12/20011, does it resolve your BSOD issues?

[Hoplite01]

I deleted the motion in joy long ago. THe windows is a clean install cause i had issues with installing SP1 a while ago. I had a problem a while ago where my computer would freeze after wake up but i resolved that using restore.

[dstrakele]

If you perform a Windows System Restore to a date prior to 27/12/20011, does it resolve your BSOD issues?

[Hoplite01]

no. it still exists.

[dstrakele]

Have you run CHKDSK C: /F /R ? It would be worthwhile to confirm your file system is sound. A corrupt file system could also be why you lost CinePlayer after the update.

[Hoplite01]

How do I run it?

[dstrakele]

Right-click on Command Prompt and choose "Run as Administrator" from the popup menu. After it launches, enter CHKDSK C: /F /R
It'll then tell you to REBOOT and it will run on Startup. Report if it detects any errors or bad blocks.

[dstrakele]

Sleep puts your open documents and other work into memory, keeping it alive with a small charge. Bad RAM could also be responsible for your BSOD's when attempting to put your laptop to sleep. I think it would also be worthwhile to extensively test your laptop's memory with memtest86.

[Hoplite01]

Ok I will perform the CHKDSK soon and report if anythign happens. But I tried removing the Nod32 program and so far I have not experienced a single crash. I've put my pc to sleep 5 or 6 times so far. Any suggestions as to what antivirus to use after the trend Microsecurity runs out?