Recurring BSODs


  1. siren
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    Windows 7
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    Recurring BSODs


    Hi all,

    As it says in the title, I've been having many recurring BSODs. I've attached the dump files as required.

    The Windows 7 version is x64, the original OS and an OEM version. My laptop is an Asus Ul80jt; system specifications can be found here (the exact same ones since I purchased this laptop from Newegg one month ago).

    Thank you for any help you can provide.
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  3. panais
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    Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit SP1
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    siren said:
    Hi all,

    As it says in the title, I've been having many recurring BSODs. I've attached the dump files as required.

    The Windows 7 version is x64, the original OS and an OEM version. My laptop is an Asus Ul80jt; system specifications can be found here (the exact same ones since I purchased this laptop from Newegg one month ago).

    Thank you for any help you can provide.
    Hi.
    You have some outdated drivers, first please uninstall,and install the newest driver for ur graphic card (Ur nvidia driver is 8 months old)
    If ur laptop have a factory update software use it to update everything!
    Then ran a memtest RAM - Test with Memtest86+ to check ur ram health because ur minidump results points to memory corruption.
    For the moment do the above and post back the results.
    In meantime i will study more ur minidumps for more clues in what causes the bsod.
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    [If in the middle of the drivers update progress you face a new <<recurring BSODs>> cancel everything and start the memtest]
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  4. siren
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    Windows 7
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    Thanks for the response. I updated the nvidia driver to the most recent one, and will now run Memtest86+.
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  6. siren
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    Windows 7
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    Last night I ran Memtest86+ for 9 passes, and it showed no errors. I also updated the nvidia driver. Despite this, I've had three blue screens since then.

    I attached the new dump files.
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