Updated How to diagnostic IO error, BSOD, crash [Windows] (markdown)

How-to-diagnostic-IO-error,-BSOD,-crash-[Windows].md

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 ## qBittorrent gave you a lockup or BSOD (Blue Screen of Death). Now what?
 
+First of all, if you get a BSOD, and it's not `irql_not_less_or_equal`, there is a good chance you will be able to debug the BSOD. It is a very powerful and useful tool to find why your Windows system just crashed.  
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 Well, the thing is, it was not qBittorrent.
 There are four major things that can cause a freeze or BSOD.
 The numbers mean how hard is it to check on a scale of 5.
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 4. File -> Open Crash Dump.
 5. Navigate to `C:\Windows\`
 6. Open `memory.dmp`
+7. Wait. Once you see "Ready", use the `!analyze -v` command.
+8. It will tell you the most likely culprit, but the other loaded things are also suspects. For me, the "most likely" thing was a Windows DLL, but my Avast file scanner service was also there. Removed Avast - boom - no BSOD ever since.
 
 
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 ## Something else
 Check if the cables to your HDD/things are connected firmly, and they are not loose. This can also cause trouble.
-If nothing helped, your motherboard can also be faulty.
+If nothing helped, your motherboard can also be faulty. An anti-virus can also cause BSOD, but it will show up with "windbg".