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One of the reasons given is BIOS, we do not usually go there unless it is proven to be the cause. Too many problems if something is done that shoudn't.
[Help locating cause] BSOD Windows 7 Pro 64Bits
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New #22
Memtest was succesfull, lets wait for the BSOD te appear
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New #23
The Blue screen did appear again yesterday. I kept my PC running a few days without any program running and my external soundcard was connected. When I checked it said: Windows had recovered from an unsuspected error/shutdown etc etc.. Blue screen. Should I post the dump file for you guys?
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New #24
Go for it. Please follow these directions: https://www.sevenforums.com/crashes-d...tructions.html
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New #25
ok I should do that somewhere this day
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New #26
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/3939053/Wind...D_jcgriff2.rar
Here are the results after installing 40 updates with Driver Genius (the PC is now connected to the internet) and running System Health Report as you asked. I keep the PC running and try to do my work on it untill it will crash again. Before I´ll do that I will disable the on-board soundcard and use the external (wich is new).
I hope the Blue Screen will never return.
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New #27
Hmm...no dumps in that report. Did you run as Administrator?
If the problem returns, follow those directions again, and be sure to Run as Administrator.
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New #28
I got 2 accounts. 1 Administrator and 1 with my name also Administrator
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New #30
Ok, yesterday my Motherboard died. Asus P6t SE. I think that was the problem. I was playing GTA IV, left it for what it was to get something to eat. I returned and it was all over. LED on board is working. But no POST bleeps, PSU is working (tested it). Removed the RAM and replaced it one by one. Only the fans move for 1/2 sec and that was it. Tnx for all the support, I get myself a new mobo.
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