BSOD woes

Hopefully included all the appropriate information.

The system is about a month old, been having random and varied bluescreen issues essentially since plugging it in; sometimes extremely frustrating back to back crashes, sometimes it's alright for days at a time, seen a multitude of error codes. I hope someone can help me out, this is my last option before having to try to deal with Asus customer support, which I don't look forward to (been waiting ~12 days on an email reply). Repairing Windows 7 to factory settings hasn't proven successful.

Windows 7 Home Preium 64, original OS, OEM, as mentioned the system is only about a month old, and this information is all from a fresh installation of Windows.

Philomel said:

Hopefully included all the appropriate information.

The system is about a month old, been having random and varied bluescreen issues essentially since plugging it in; sometimes extremely frustrating back to back crashes, sometimes it's alright for days at a time, seen a multitude of error codes. I hope someone can help me out, this is my last option before having to try to deal with Asus customer support, which I don't look forward to (been waiting ~12 days on an email reply). Repairing Windows 7 to factory settings hasn't proven successful.

Windows 7 Home Preium 64, original OS, OEM, as mentioned the system is only about a month old, and this information is all from a fresh installation of Windows.

Hi Philomel and welcome to SF

There were no DMP files included in the upload. Please try this method.

Navigate to C:\windows\minidump

copy the DMP files to a temporary location (ie your desktop)

Zip them and upload them to use here.

I had to restore shortly after reformatting to factory default to even be able to access my system, and it appears the minidump folder was a casualty of the restore, so I guess I'm just twiddling my thumbs until my PC decides to have another series of strokes =(

Alright, another BSOD, new error this time =(

New files attatched. As a side note, just searching a bit about the error I ran across the possibility that it might be caused by Daemon Tools. I'm not sure if that might or might not be the case since I haven't actually ran the program since installing it, but it's been removed since this BSOD error.

Sadly, a new BSOD message. The previous one hasn't resurfaced, so I believe perhaps it was related to a driver issue with my virtual cd drive. Attatched is a zipped copy of only the dump file, please let me know if there's any more information I can provide.