
This COULD be caused by faulty filesystem AND by installing updates.īecause the data integrity is compromised, the files are not written correctly to disk to begin with. In short: pending file-renaming operations will cause a BSOD IF the files to be renamed are not found anymore! While my repair installation is running, I just found this article: en-us 317189 ( Error Message: StopĬ000021a The Session Manager Initialization System Process.). ~~~ *** Email address is removed for privacy *** ~~~Ĭuisvis hominis est errare, nullius nisi insipientis in errore persevareĪll spelling mistakes are my own and may only be distributed under the GNU General Public License! - (© 95-1 by Coredump 2-10 by DevNullius) For now, I consider problem solved (and I will probably be greeted by a new BSOD on the next reboot >). I'll repost what I find out more, if it is still relevant for this problem. Usually easily repaired, even the damage of it. Maybe even compress them? : ) When catched early, it causes no serious It can cause serious havoc on your system ones you introduce new files into the system.
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The free space in MFT and bitmap happen on a regular base on older disks. Fase 3 errors happen more commonly on disks long not being checked. Stage 1 errors don't happen often and is a big sign of problems. Free space was marked as allocated in the master file table (MFT) bitmap.Īnd (of course) free space marked as allocated in the volume bitmap. Also a broken mirror copy of the security descriptors data stream Data attributes were inserted back into files. It found unused index entries from Index's and unused security descriptors.

In fase 2 (indexes) it found minor inconsistencies on the drive. Summary? It found a few Corrupt Attribute Records in stage 1 (files). The results of the chkdsk seem to confirm the source of the problems: file corruption. The exact same BSOD message as per topic : ) Before I could test if chkdsk would work I got greeted with Then I found out that Perfectdisk Defragmentation and TuneUp Registry Defragmentation would start at boot-time. (if any) were very mild and I removed the remaining two with Remove Restrictions Tool.

Maybe because it came out of Domain? Security settings by group policies I don't know why (I was planning on starting to solve it soon : ).

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The reason I did not start with a chkdsk c: /f /v /x was because Windows would not run the check disk at startup. That thread also contains a few useful scripts one could use on a regular basis (check your drives! and compress your files to save space) and I think it is interesting and essential for ALL Windows users.
