Beginning dump of physical memeory

sometimes it happen because you have installed a driver recently and it is creating a havoc there. try to run in safe mode and restore the configuration to the previous one.

other options, is that a memory went bad. try to read what error is telling before the beginning dump of physical memory.

if one bank of memory is bad, try running your computer with one of the banks at the time.

Hmm... Well a Bluescreen is when your computer crashes, and (as you have found out) preforms a physical memory dump. This can be caused by multiple things. Such as bad drivers, PFN(page frame number) or problems with your memory. When a bluescreen event occurs, the is a technical information which has an error code that can be used to help find the problem. In order to fix this problem, you may have to remove any software, or hardware that you have recently installed. To uninstall software, you may need to boot in safe mode, which is where your computer starts up using the minimal amount of drivers needed, in order to try to prevent the computer from crashing.
Here are some useful websites (sorry, my hyperlink icon isn't working):

• www.datarecovery.com.sg/data_recovery/hard_disk_symptons_blue_screen.htm
• www.maximumpc.com/article/features/blue_screen_survival_guide
  

Hi...

There are two thing you should try..
Check the memory.
Reinstall the OS.
Thanks

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This is not the problem of drivers it is the problem with the memory when one or more programmes try to occupy the same ram space at the same time if you want to get rid of this problem i suggest you to format your pc once and reload the os.

bios maybe set to raid

Please try to unplug the laptop from power and remove the battery for over 10 seconds. Then start it up again. There are other things we can try if this does not work.

Usually this blue screen appears due a hardware issue or drivers conflict.

1) Try to boot in safe mode (hit F8 after starting up) and select "Safe mode"

If you don't get access try doing this:

2) Run the OS CD and use the option Recover Console (R)
This will fix the problem.

3) If the problem continues, you will need to install the OS again.

I seems your internal RAM might be damaged. If you bought it new an dit is still under warranty, go back to your vendor and have it repaired. If out of warranty, you can try to purchase new RAM module and replace it (or have it done).

Try to increase your virtual memory.  This may help you some.

Hi, Normally a blue screen of death (BSOD) with memory dump is indicative of a fault in the: Hardware- 1. Possibly memory; 2. video; or 3. motherboard. In some instances, Software- a. Drivers; or b. the Operating System itself. You may want to check the memory installed in your laptop. Some versions have them underneath the keyboard while most would have it at the bottom covered by a lid/plate secured with 1 or 2 small screws. The memory will spring out if you unlock the two side clips. You need to clean the little gold contacts with a pencil eraser. Re-insert back securely and try again. If the above does not correct the BSOD, you may need to replace them. Hope this be of some help/idea. Post back how things turn out or should you need additional information. Good luck and kind regards.