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Hello, Welcome to the HP Forums. I see that you're getting an error message: DCP WATCHDOG VIOLATION, that this is causing a BSOD error.

I will try to assist you with this. To start, I'd just like to collect some information. What are the for your notebook? What's the currently installed operating system? Looking into the issue, this appears to be an error more so associated with Windows 8. I was able to find this YouTube video that show's a way to fix one of the common ways, that this is triggered:.

Let me know if that helped. If not please reply with the requested information and if possible the exact error message.

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