BSOD after system serviced

[ShadowRider]

I recently had my t60 serviced in order to replace a very noisy fan. Very fast service, I like. However, now my system will BSOD on a consistent basis. These BSODs are easily repeatable as I have two scenarios which produce them, yet neither results with an indication in the BSOD info to tell me what is the root cause. (In the past, I have seen text which indicates a particular driver or somesuch)

Anyone know of a service I can submit these mini dumps to in order to further diagnose the issue?

Thanks.

[richk]

Did you check the event log? Was it factory service?

[ShadowRider]

yes to the factory service. Nothing in the event log.

I used the windbg and found that my last bit of crashes occur in ntkrpamp.exe, which I believe is a system file.

I tried reseating the memory and the issue still occurs. Since I had the system fan replaced (yes factory serviced) I wonder if something could now be causing an overheat issue. (The fan was replaced because of noise, not because of its ability, or lack there of cooling)

I ran memtest and it found no problems with the memory...

[ShadowRider]

I need to remove all implications of service as the culpret in my problem above. Upon removing the new Kaspersky 2009 IS, I no longer get the crashes.

Thanks.