Please help. Blue screen error.

Still driver or hardware errors... let's try something completely different: turn off all pwersaving modes. Not only in your current power plan under advanced settings.. but also on all your devices by going to their separate energy settings.

And also, if you have any kind of (multi) card reader (SD,mSD etc) please disable that too in both usb settings and per card...

And let's not forget the problem with furmark.. it is not normal that you don't see temp's. As Furmark stretches the card you MUST see the temps and stop it if the GPU temp gets too high (loads of opnions on this but I keep it well below 85 degrees C.)

jaystew said:

HEY

not done any of the above yet but it just crashed again with the error SYSTEM_SERVICE_EXCEPTION - This is a first that this error has shown, thought would post asap as it maybe somehting that might resolve the problem quicker

thanks

Maybe... but I'd need the corresponding dumop files for that

jaystew said:

Hey

sorry forgot lol, also i have been constantly checking for driver updates, two shown up this morning, one was was intel family chipset and the other was for wired netoworking, the computer has been on for a wire at the moment and no crashes so far, really strange how it can go so long with out crashing then at times if just keeps doing it.

uploaded the dump files.

Still hardware or drivers... not easy to find..evidently

Let's try an easy though boring test: run in Safeboot w/ Neworking for at least double the time it would normally take you to get a BSOD. Let's try to see if we can prove it is hardware vs drivers....

jaystew said:

Hey

So the computer did crash again in normal mode. Placed it into safe mode with networking, did that around 5:30 in the evening and it still hasnt crashed and its 7:10 in morning. Usally it would of crashed in normal mode sometime in the night.
Im going to work now so will leave it for another 8 hours, but as stated it usally done it by now.

thanks

Ok... we're getting somewhere. If it's still ok when you get back... let's assume for now that standard W7 drivers and standard usage of your hardware, does not cause any trouble. We have not fully excluded hardware yet but chances are it is drivers....

Follow option 3 in this tutorial:
Startup Programs - Change

Please be very secure about it! What you need to do is start by disabling ALL start-ups in msconfig. Then run /startup in normal mode (where, ofcourse, loads of stuff won't be on because you disabled it) and let it run for a long enough time that you're sure it does not crash.

Then you repeat that after having turned on ONLY ONE startup thing in msconfig...test again.. and so on... until, hopefully it crashes and you've identified the culprit.

A long process but easy to do, only requires some discipline and lots of patience