#Skype causing blue screen install
#Skype causing blue screen drivers
#Skype causing blue screen driver

But I did run a PERFMON test earlier and it turned up some interesting results. I haven't run the memory test just yet, but I'll probably try to soon. Someone told me to run both a PERFMON report and a BSOD dump scan. I'll keep notes though and double check, especially when it starts to act up. But I'm certainly willing to see if this is it!ДЄnd a Quick Note - I've already got Speccy Running, and just from checking the first time, it looks like the Motherboard is at 50В°-51В°c and the Hard Drive is 36В°-37В°c. My only concern about over heating though is that my friend got the same model of computer as me and uses it in the same environment as I do, and she doesn't have any problems like what I've got.

I just wanted to go back and cover all my bases.

#Skype causing blue screen install

To be specific, it was 'Microsoft Visual C++ 2010 Redistributable' that failed to install properly.

#Skype causing blue screen driver

I tried downloading and installing a display driver for my graphics card off of Toshiba's site and it had a 'package install error'. I've already got Speccy Downloading.Д«ut I also wanted to note, checked the blue screen information that I'd gotten and it showed up as the following message: 'STOP: 0x0000007E' Many thanks inДЄlright, Thank you - I'll give it a try over the day and see what happens - most frustrating. Just let me know what you guys think and what might help. I'd rather resolve this at home, but if I have to take it to someone, I will. But what I'm thinking and maybe some of you guys would know better, could it be something to do with power allotment or perhaps the GPU? If anyone has any ideas, please let me know.

#Skype causing blue screen drivers

I do have the latest drivers for my computer I believe. Running multiple programs can be a problem for it, it will start to run slightly slower. I've dealt with these problems a great deal before, but generally they only were for a few moments after I started the computer - now they're not when I start it up, that is usually when it works best, but they start coming on after about an hour or so. Freezing to the point on occasion that num-lock has frozen as well. Sometimes the whole computer will seize up - through and through - but generally it will only last for a few moments before coming back, then seizing up for a few more minutes - then back for a few hours before problems return. I've also had roughly four blue screens that I can remember, generally while I'm Skyping - this is what made me believe that it was graphics card or driver I've noticed that while its doing this, I'll also loose control of the task bar, so I can't control the volume or access the start menu. Then the person that I'm talking to, their feed will die so that I can't see them at all, freezing in place, but they can still hear and see me just fine. Going to because Skype won't let me access the control panel video chat interface while I'm in it.

What the issue is, it keeps seizing up randomly - largely while I'm running Skype, but that is usually when I'm on the computer. I thought that they were simply the laptop over heating, but I get them even when I'm using a lap fan, so I doubt that is the problem really. I had reformatted it before back to factory standards, but now the problems seem to be back. I've had a few problems with it before, I think that I mistook them for a virus though. I use it primarily to video-chat with my fiance for a few hours in the evening over Skype and for my work, graphics artist, running Illustrator and Photoshop, both the latest versions.

I'm running a Toshiba satellite lap top, I've had it for about a year now, an older model that I got around last Christmas actually. I'm new around these parts and things are getting dicey and frustrating for me.