My laptop runs for a few min then goes to blue screen memory dump page

Can check if the battery is low ... or is not (or cannot) holding a good charge ... when you unplug it (from the charger) ... when this happens ?

If that is the case, it may "freeze" while it is busy trying to store the contents of your memory before it shuts down (or hibernates). Does it shut down (or goes into hibernate if you let it continue to "freeze") for a while ? If so, then it's your battery.

If the battery doesn't hold a good charge, the laptop will run only a short time (while unplugged) before it has to shut down due to low battery. And if this is the case, consider getting a replacement (new) battery. And follow the initial charging instructions (for a new battery) to lengthen the life of the battery.

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The problem with a lot of dodges is that the computer will loose the idle memory when battery power is lost, to regain the idle just hold the gas pedal a little to keep engine running for about 2-3 min then release the pedal and it will idle on its own, if the battery goes dead it will loose idle again.



As far as the battery going dead you will need to check a few things, first have the battery tested a bad battery that doesnt hold a charge can test good and still be bad due to it can not hold a charge. the battery is charged and if it tests good try this, unhook one battery terminal over night or for as long as it takes to drain normally. if the battery goes dead unhooked then the battery is your problem.

At the same time the battery is tested have the alternator tested. Make sure its tested good. what i mean is tested at idle with all acc on, like lights heater, rear defoger and etc.


Hope this helps. good day

kernell has over run the memory....
some corrupt registries may also cause this issue...
u can try to run a registry cleaner (Tuneup Utilitis or Registry defrag etc can do the job...search in google)
else
do a clean install of OS after data backup

the other trick wrap battery in a cloth then put in paper bag then a plastic bag put in freezer for 24 hours this will wipe the charge memory in battery.then leave at room temp for about 2 hours and recharge .try run laptop without batt,if it runs with shutting of the batt is dead.
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try to run diages, press and hold fn key then press the power button and relese them both at the same time, check for any error message

Hi...

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

The problem you are facing is a very common problem.

The memory dumping statement show that you RAM is dying and soon it will be dead.

Replacing the RAM would solve the problem.

Thank you

Keep pressing F8 as the computer starts up, select "last known Good Configuration" from the menu.

If the last suggestion i posted didn't work, you need to put in your Windows CD on boot up and when it asks if you want to repair or install press 'R' for repair, this should repair any damaged registry files and Windows files.