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Log the issues by using a history document

For your own benefit, create a document in which you keep a record of the following:
  • A list of the problems that you experience, in chronological order
  • The URLs (website links) for anything that you post (to make it easy to return to the post to look for responses)
  • Any solutions that you find (to make it easier to resolve the problem if it occurs again)
  • The exact text of any error messages that you receive

    Error messages may be frustrating, but they can also be useful. Make sure that you quote verbatim the phrasing of an error message. You can then search the Internet for that exact message by including the error message in quotation marks.

    If you receive an error message on a blue screen, note the following details especially:
    • The first block of text (error code) that is displayed immediately following "*** STOP:" and that resembles 0x000001 or 0x00000d
    • The second line of text describing the problem, as in the following examples:
      • BAD_POOL_HEADER
      • DRIVER_IRQL_NOTE_LESS_OR_EQUAL
      These codes may seem esoteric, but they could produce answers for you if you search the Internet for them. For more information about blue screen error, visit the following Microsoft website:
Also, keep track of the logon credentials (user name and passwords) that you used when you registered for the site. In Windows 7, you can use Credential Manager to store credentials. For more information, visit the following Microsoft webpage: Other free password managers, such as Roboform, LastPass, and KeePass, can track your credentials and also help you fill out online forms.

 

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