I recently started experiencing BSODs every time I allow my computer to go idle. The specific Bug Check error codes I'm receiving (0x139 with parameter 1 = 3) are, according to this Microsoft support page, particularly difficult to diagnose.
Without going into details, some process is being initiated which causes Windows to crash and I want to know what that process is.
Using Process Monitor and Process Explorer, I can see that various processes are being initiated just before the crash occurs - but, even when using various filters to reduce the output volume, I just can't read as fast as my computer can update the display.
Assuming I don't have time to manually save before the crash happens, what techniques could I use to automatically log the output to disk? Is there any way to auto-log from Process Monitor (or Explorer, for that matter)? Alternatively, are there any alternative tools that can tell me this information which do support auto-logging?
If not, is there a screen capture tool that can write direct to a video file that won't be corrupted if the write process is interrupted by a crash?
I guess, if worst comes to worst, I could film my screen from a cellphone - but I expect that will be a fairly painful method to use.
Thanks in advance for any help offered.
Cheers, Zac