New computer -- Constant BSOD's - System_service_exception

seth500 said:

Dennis it looks as though your ati driver is still causing you issues...Yes please run those memory test I believe you'll find some issues there..Also any drivers that are outdated like it shows need replacing. If you need help finding the correct drivers please post a screen shot of what driver agent is telling you and we'll do the best we can to help you locate them..

In the attachment ^^

Should I download driversweeper?
how will it delete my old driver traces?

seth500 said:

Realtek PCIe GBE Family Controller: Realtek

Intel's Chipset drivers: http://downloadcenter.intel.com/Deta...P55KG&lang=eng

Hey Seth
thank you so much again. I did as you said and followed the instructions and succesfully clean installed the new AMD Radeon HD 6670
Anyhow, i got 2 bsods today (none yesterday) after that, so should be the last bits.
Can you find out where the problem is coming from here?
I didn't update the network card & family thingys yet cause I wanted to know if this would make them go away.

new minidump in attachment

I have no idea idea how to install the Realtek PCIe GBE Family Controller, i downloaded the zip but the files in it... no idea

seth500 said:

What you do Dennis is open up device manager and right click on your network card>then click on update driver software>then browse my computer for drivers>next make sure subfolders box is checked and navigate to the folder where you unzipped the files and click next and then close. That should be all there is to it..

Alright worked like a charm, again thanks Seth lol
you're so helpful

i did what you say, i updated all drivers now but after the realtek one i got a bsod. then I updated the intel ones from the link you gave me. hope i won't experience things anymore now.

last minidump hopefully in attachment.

seth500 said:

OK Dennis it looks like we need to run Driver Verifier and pin this driver down. Please follow this guide and while driver verifier is enabled let the computer BSOD a few times (3) usually it won't even get to the desktop. Here's the guide:

Driver Verifier - Enable and Disable after this reboot in safe mode if you can't get to the desktop in normal mode and run verifier again and delete the setting so it's turned off.

then after that run the JCGriff software by following this guide:

https://www.sevenforums.com/crashes-d...tructions.html

then upload all that info in your next post...

Sigh.. ok I will.. but is it the graphics again?..