Windows 7: Random BSOD in windows 7!

Hello,



I have recently built a new computer from the ground up (see system details), and have been getting some random BSOD (happens once or twice every day). System wasnt stable at first and I managed to squash all the bugs/driver problems but I cant for the life of me figure out what this one is

Any help would be extremely appreciated, let me know if you need more information than the attached zip + system details I provided!

Most recent was Related to dtsoftbus01.sys Virtual Bus Driver from DT Soft Ltd (daemon tools). I would remove it.

thanks, that was a quick responce!! I'll remove it at once. Any chance to look at the 2 others? (sadly i ran a ccleaner that erased the other dumps before the 3, will post em up again when i get more crashes if we dont find/fix the problem).

The other two were similar. There are a few other drivers we can address if you continue to have BSOD's

Sadly I had 2 more BSOD after removing DTools

I'm re-attaching files with the 2 new ones.

Here's a bit of info I had forgotten to fill out if it helps:

Is Windows 7 . . .
- x86 (32-bit) or x64 ? 64bits

- the original installed OS on the system? Built the system piece by piece, so no.

- an OEM or full retail version? Retail


- What is the age of system (hardware)? Brand new computer (2 weeks)

- What is the age of OS installation (have you re-installed the OS?) Brand new installation also, 2 weeks.

I've noticed that RazerMambaSystray.exe was eating up to 17% of my cpu at idle, so ive turned it off. I used the previous driver version on my old computer (2 weeks+ ago) without that problem. Not sure if this is related at all since I havent let my pc run for a while since turning it off.

Also managed to finally install the complete asus ai suite which updated a few things like usb drivers. I've also turned down my overclock ration from 45x to 38x at 1.29v in the hopes of seeing if that makes the system not BSOD anymore.

Before doing all these changes, I got about 4 more BSOD'S which gave the message "DRIVER_IRQ_LESS_OR_EQUAL" while watching some videos on vlc player.

If the last crash report 2.zip dumps didnt provide these errors, i'll be glad to repack the new dumps so you can help find out what was the cause!

Could it be a faulty video card? It might have been causing problems on my old computer as well (games randomly crashing here and there, but no system crash)