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I tried to deinstall Intel RST diver and Lenovo active protection system and it seemed to be working again! Standby/ hibernation: No problem anymore. Then I reinstalled aps and put the computer to hibernation mode. This morning I tried to reboot it and nope: Black screen. Nothing happens. Then I figured it might have been aps and deinstalled it again. Afterwards it seemed to be working again. However I'm not really convinced that this was the problem. I've been using aps before w/o any problems. Could it be that the problem is somewhat connected to the time the computer's actually sleeping? I have no clue... what about the antivirus. Could that have caused the trouble?

Thanks for your help! I have a 240GB Mushkin Callisto SSD installed in my Laptop (X200t). As Antivirus I'm using MS Security Essentials. I hope it's not the SSD that's causing the trouble. I just got it a few days ago...

i reupped the file w/o splitting it should be working now

I used 7zip... I tried to recombine the files and on my computer using right click on 001 "extract to" it works w/ 7zip

Okay, that took a while. Eventually I had to go to sleep... but here it is: memory dump part 1: http://rapidshare.com/files/397645329/MEMORY.zip.001.html memory dump part 2: http://rapidshare.com/files/397721559/MEMORY.zip.002.html Thanks again for your help Wouldn't know what else to do...

Okay thanks for that info! So you need a complete dump? Well the problem is, that my computer just doesn't feel like creating one anymore ;-) I increased pagefile to 5GB like you said and deleted the old memory.dmp. Now, when the BSOD appears, it says collecting data for memory dump.. initializing hard drive for memory dump.. and then nothing happens (before that some numbers where rushing by on the screen...) What can I do to get the dmp again? As for the Intel Graphics (4500MHD). I did deinstall that driver and reinstalled the Intel driver on the Lenovo website (which seems to be an older version...just by a couple of months). No change... same BSOD. As for screen rotation. I do have Active Protection system installed (it's a Lenovo program for Hard Disk protection). Since I have a SSD I don't need this program but actually for auto screen rotate I do...) /EDIT Okay I solved the problem with the dump file. And now it's there. 4GB Gotta ask... there're no personal information in that file? I've always been concerned about privacy. Anyway... it's creating the zip and uploading it will take approx an hour or so. Gee I feel like a detective investigating a crime scene and putting together all this littly pieces of clues... of course with the help of the FBI so to say

Okay, I did increase the paging file. But what can u say about the dump file? Strange enough standby did just work... for the first time.

PW is win http://rapidshare.com/files/397544650/MEMORY.zip.html MD5: 381E8221D2428A8EAA2B15865E269626 Btw... this was the dmp I got around 2 hrs ago. There have been some more bsods (the same actually) but this time I got an error inside the bsod stating that it failed to create the dmp file. In Windows (when I chose full dmp over minidump) it said that it might not be able to create a full dmp because there was only 200MB of paging file left. What's going on? Dunno if that's a complete different problem or if it realls is a problem actually or related to the one I have...)

Just hold on a sec and I'll get you the full dump file ;-)

Thanks for the quick reply, I'm getting a 0x000000F4 Stop error.

Hey there, Standby causes some trouble on my just new installed Windows 7 x64 OS. Whenever I try to wake up from standby my Lenovo X200t crashes after a few seconds and a BSOD is displayed. I ran windbg.exe and it points to some problem w/ csrss.exe Here's the complete debugging file. PW is problema. http://rapidshare.com/files/397506014/debugger.zip.html MD5: 726CA934F5536A23368802F436025206 I hope someone can help me out. I just installed Windos using the latest driver. And a laptop w/o Standby is pretty much useless... thnaks in advance, ESEF