Re: Microsoft BOD - Blue Screen of Death - Possible Cure

Etop Udoh <[email protected]> wrote:
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> M I C R O S O F T.....B L U E.....S C R E E N....O F....D E A T H
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>    if you are still afraid of waking up to this then 
>    maybe you should run your windows installation
>    as a virtual machine...
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>  M I C R O S O F T.....B L U E.....S C R E E N....O F....D E A T H
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>  if you are still afraid of waking up to this then 
>    maybe you should run your windows installation
>    as a virtual machine...
> 
>  you
> Can port or create a virtual machine out of your
> Running windows and run it on VMware, some 
> Servers, Synology NAS, Windows emulators, Macs / Apple (these come with
> their own virtual Windows for
> Free).   
> 
> Otherwise the rest of the virtual machine
> Compatible mentioned above are paid software
> Requiring you to have the base system to run them
> On.   
> 
> Virtualbox is still free and runs on both Mac /
> Apple and PC and Unix and others as well..
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> The virtual machines are usually able to catch and
> Repair the Microsoft BOD - Blue Screen Of Death
> - among other things…most of the time…
> 
> I’ve been breathing a sigh of relief many times as well as panic when
> I got the BOD on my Synology server and VMware
> Installations… but they fixed themselves miraculously….  I had to pinch
> myself really hard 
> 
> When my windows booted back up….
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- SECRETS - 


Some or most repairs of the BOD are automatic if the
Virtual machine platform senses it otherwise you have to
Perform a manual repair -


- TIME MACHINE -


  Mac OSX uses continuous Time Machine backups but requires a completely
separate harddrive or the same size or larger so this is a pain but Mac
Users swear by it.

   A complete running backup of your machine is being saved as you use it
or on various instances and you can recover files but this is not full
proof or very smart at all considering the 
Work required to set it up - as well as not always accessible -
And you can’t use it with different Mac OS X versions so it is almost
Useless at times.


 - SNAPSHOTS -


 On most virtual machines you can save SNAPSHOTS of your
Running virtual machine for as many times as you day or hour as you wish.  
4 to 7 times a day is good and system 
And your platform will tell you the size of those SNAPSHOTS so you can make
few or more of them.

  Just tell the platform to restore from SNAPSHOTS of a particular day and
time and watch the magic.

  Parallels software uses this method as a default but only if you Know It
is there and turn it on and customize yourself.


- SHADOW BACKUP -  a modified windows restore that actually works 


 Some NAS boxes have this option to create a backup of
A certain instance of your virtual machine and in the case 
Of a Synology NAS  - it uses a software called activebackup 
Which has to be installed on every machine you want to
Backup and it is programmable as much as you would like.

 So you can use it to perform volume installs or cloning.
  Backups are stored by certain dates and times and so you
Can restore what it shows you is available.

  This is the basics but there are other images and files to be
Created to make this process possible.

  I probably have maybe 20 or so backups give or take of mine
And customer machines since backups can be done both locally or remotely. 
With separate remote access software you can login and setup the necessary
files on the remote machine and start any backup at will from the Synology
NAS.
 
  I found a few glitches from experience but most of the time this works
flawlessly.  Some glitches are system related and 
There are workarounds or options.

  There are known instances where the backups just won’t run because of
system issues and I have found solutions
And these could be considered trade secrets since the company that created
your NAS box may not even know.

  There are those instances when the software is corrupted and won’t run
and it actually tells to reinstall it and it usually fixes the problem.

  I’ve used this for years thru OS upgrades and installs in case I just
want a copy of a new running install or upgrade for testing and Can revert
back to a previous running stable
OS later and some machines backup every day, other day, 2 times a week,
specific days or times, anything you want.

  There is a complete backup of the machine on the server that you can
Browse thru with a file explorer in case you are just looking for a
specific file if your machine is damaged and 
You can’t restore the backup.

  There are ways to install the backup on a totally different 
Machine in case you are upgrading or had a hardware failure 
But it takes a little tweaking and you might get a few BOD
Till you get it exactly right.
 
  A note - a specific special image must be created for every 
Machine in addition to the files and images, and this is what
Allows you to restore on A completely different machine and allows you to
change network drivers to accommodate the
New or different machine otherwise the restore won’t work
So this takes some networking experience and tweaking.


No restore is possible without this file and since it is also a ISO file
you can put it on a flash drive and boot another machine with it.  It is
totally bootable in case your 
Machine crashes completely, just plug in and reload just like
Reloading Windows or a Mac or anything else except the restore is done thru
your local network or thru the Internet
Depending on your location.

 So yes you can reload anyone’s computer remotely as well from your server
just like the popular computer backup
Software solutions that are available.

  There is a built in gui that allows you to change or customize this
restore Procedure or process.
  
  This option is free.


- SNAPSHOTS - PAID. OPTION 


  This option is available on the Synology NAS but it is a paid
Option to restore only.  

Creating and saving the actual SNAPSHOTS is free
And you can save a SNAPSHOT of every folder on your Synology NAS as a
backup also.

  Restoring SNAPSHOTS is a paid feature but at least you can save the
SNAPSHOTS for free - for any of your virtual machines -