What's the best way to recover from BSOD error?

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I Have windows 7 premium, getting errors indicating PYTHONDLL AND PYTHON27.DLL missing, also BSOD ERROR 0x00000050, 0xFFFFFAE0066F7C18, 0X0000000000000000, 0X0000000000000005 Please give me some recommendations.

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asked on Super User Jun 22, 2014 by Paul Brandenburg

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For your Python problem, try reinstalling Python. It looks like they somehow got deleted, and you can get them back by reinstalling Python.

For your BSOD problem, check your HDD (run Command Prompt as Admin, and type chkdsk) and memory. To check memory, run either Windows Memory diagnostic (F8 before Windows logo shows up and hit tab and enter) or Memtest86 (download it and then burn it to a disk).

If that doesn't help (it shows all clear), we will need more information to help you. Please upload your crash dump files (C:\Windows\MEMORY.DMP peferably, but if that doesn't exist C:\Windows\Minidump\.dmp) to an online service like Dropbox or OneDrive.

answered on Super User Jun 22, 2014 by Justine Krejcha
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Error 0x00000050 can occur if:

  • RAM / HDD is faulty - (@justcool's answer covers this).
  • Videocard is faulty - Check it's driver (4th point). Also check if there is no overheating (using tools like GPU-Z) as overheating can cause various BSODs.
  • there is no free space on HDD for page file - delete anything to free more HDD space.
  • faulty service - remove/reinstall software and check if problem exists.
  • bad driver - update lately installed driver. If you have plugged in new device, unplug it and check if problem exists. If you have updated driver and problem occured, roll back the driver.

Hope this helps.
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answered on Super User Jun 22, 2014 by Searush • edited Jun 22, 2014 by Searush

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