I have BSODs relatively often on my new computer.
I remember, that my old computed was checking for solutions for BSODs and showing me some reports about them, for example, that some driver is guilty or that solution was not found at the time.
Now I have absolutely no outcome after checking for solutions.
First I have a dialog with the message:
"Windows has recovered from an unexpected shutdown", "Windows can check online for a solution to the problem"
and two buttons
"Check for solution", "Cancel"
I am pressing "Check for solution" and next windows shows me a new window, saying
Windows is checking for a solution to the problem
with progress bar. After few moments this window just closing silently with no outcome.
My question is: why it can be so? I emphasize, that the question is not about the reason of BSODs, but about the reasons online checking does not work.
My Windows is Windows 7 64bit prof russian genuine, with 12Gb of memory.
Previously this computer had 2Gb with 32bit windows with the same effect. So neither 64bit nor bit memory guilty.
Why not set it to not reboot after a blue screen. Then, you have the BSOD info right on the screen and can investigate the crash code. Here are instructions on how to do this.
You can also attempt to manually debug the memory dump created from a BSOD, by following these instructions.