Windows 7: BSOD - random, many different error codes

M4A1Walter · 06 Nov 2011

I have run memtest a couple different times without any errors. Have also pulled each stick to see if one was causing problems with no luck.

Any help would be greatly appreciated - thanks!

Home Built
7 Pro x64 - OEM
Hardware is mostly 4 years old - CPU and GPU are 3 years old
Did clean install of OS a couple days ago

zigzag3143 · 06 Nov 2011

Quote: Originally Posted by M4A1Walter

I have run memtest a couple different times without any errors. Have also pulled each stick to see if one was causing problems with no luck.

Any help would be greatly appreciated - thanks!

Home Built
7 Pro x64 - OEM
Hardware is mostly 4 years old - CPU and GPU are 3 years old
Did clean install of OS a couple days ago

Two causes, One immediate one chronic

Immediate.

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Chronic

Old driver (no really old--from as far back as 2004) that need updating

Code:

SiWinAcc.sys    11/1/2004 2:23:29 PM        fffff880`01057000    fffff880`01061000    0x0000a000    0x41868d31                        
SiRemFil.sys    10/18/2006 5:20:39 PM        fffff880`01b9e000    fffff880`01ba6000    0x00008000    0x4536a8b7                        
nvm62x64.sys    10/17/2008 4:01:06 PM        fffff880`0504c000    fffff880`050afd80    0x00063d80    0x48f8fd12                        
Si3531.sys    2/8/2009 7:58:27 PM        fffff880`0117b000    fffff880`011ce000    0x00053000    0x498f7fb3                        
t3.sys    5/5/2009 9:25:42 PM        fffff880`0548c000    fffff880`0552b000    0x0009f000    0x4a00f526                        
spldr.sys    5/11/2009 11:56:27 AM        fffff880`01b5c000    fffff880`01b64000    0x00008000    0x4a0858bb

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M4A1Walter · 08 Nov 2011

Ok, so I found the old drivers, but couldn't figure out how to get new ones or remove those effectively so I simply reformatted. This time I didn't install any drivers from old CDs. The only one that is potentially old is the sound card, but I don't think that's the problem.

I have installed MSE as recommended. Now it is having trouble updating tho. Computer is crashing frequently when attempting to run windows update.

I also ran furmark for 30+ min with no crashes or problems. GPU topped out at 83/84 C.

Errors that I've seen today:
0x01a
0x07e
0x0109
0x00a
0x050
0x03b
0x0d1

I believe there is a driver issue. Perhaps you can shed a little more light from these minidumps. Thanks again for that speedy response and all your help.

M4A1Walter · 12 Nov 2011

No crashes for several days - not sure why. Today while playing Team Fortress 2 I got a BSOD (0x0a). Then again while restarting (0x050).

Any help would be greatly appreciated. Working fine in safe mode with networking atm. Wasn't able to run perfmon /report. Gave me an error.

Thanks!

zigzag3143 · 12 Nov 2011

Quote: Originally Posted by M4A1Walter

Ok, so I found the old drivers, but couldn't figure out how to get new ones or remove those effectively so I simply reformatted. This time I didn't install any drivers from old CDs. The only one that is potentially old is the sound card, but I don't think that's the problem.

I have installed MSE as recommended. Now it is having trouble updating tho. Computer is crashing frequently when attempting to run windows update.

I also ran furmark for 30+ min with no crashes or problems. GPU topped out at 83/84 C.

Errors that I've seen today:
0x01a
0x07e
0x0109
0x00a
0x050
0x03b
0x0d1

I believe there is a driver issue. Perhaps you can shed a little more light from these minidumps. Thanks again for that speedy response and all your help.

Ugh, Related to SIWinAcc.sys Windows Accelerator Driver from Silicon Image, Inc. Yours from 2004. That was before vista SP-2. It cant possibly know how to work in win 7

Another old driver Related to nvmfdx64.sys NVIDIA nForce Networking. Yours 2008.

These are only two of the drivers from the most recent DMP.

M4A1Walter · 13 Nov 2011

Great, thanks. I realize this is similar to what you posted before. I was surprised that those drivers found their way back onto my computer. I guess windows auto downloaded those?

Anyways, I found new nForce drivers on Nvidia's website and installed those. I haven't had any BSODs since then.

I have not updated SIWinACC.sys as I can't find and updated version and don't want to pay $30 for one of the driver updater programs. Silicon Image's website didn't appear to have any place to download an updated file. Hopefully the nForce drivers were the primary problem.

Thanks again for all your help.

zigzag3143 · 13 Nov 2011

Quote: Originally Posted by M4A1Walter

Great, thanks. I realize this is similar to what you posted before. I was surprised that those drivers found their way back onto my computer. I guess windows auto downloaded those?

Anyways, I found new nForce drivers on Nvidia's website and installed those. I haven't had any BSODs since then.

I have not updated SIWinACC.sys as I can't find and updated version and don't want to pay $30 for one of the driver updater programs. Silicon Image's website didn't appear to have any place to download an updated file. Hopefully the nForce drivers were the primary problem.

Thanks again for all your help.

If you dont absolutely need SIW I would remove it. Good Luck and my pleasure.

M4A1Walter · 14 Nov 2011

So I went and found SIWinAcc.sys in Windows/System32/Drivers, but I've had a couple of blue screens since my last posting. Probably 3-4.

I leave my computer on 24/7 and I wonder if it has something to do with that. Also, yesterday my GPU driver crashed and restarted while I was playing TF2. Anyways, any more light you could shed on this would be great. Maybe I didn't get rid of everything I was supposed to...?

Thanks again.

zigzag3143 · 14 Nov 2011

Quote: Originally Posted by M4A1Walter

So I went and found SIWinAcc.sys in Windows/System32/Drivers, but I've had a couple of blue screens since my last posting. Probably 3-4.

I leave my computer on 24/7 and I wonder if it has something to do with that. Also, yesterday my GPU driver crashed and restarted while I was playing TF2. Anyways, any more light you could shed on this would be great. Maybe I didn't get rid of everything I was supposed to...?

Thanks again.

Of course it does. System Uptime: 2 days 5:01:23.400 (53 hours). If you reboot once a day it may by itself cure the problem.

The most recent crash was Related to nvmf6264.sys MCP Networking Function Driver. from NVIDIA Corporation

Old drivers

Code:

SiRemFil.sys    10/18/2006 5:20:39 PM        fffff880`01bd3000    fffff880`01bdb000    0x00008000    0x4536a8b7                        
wacommousefilter.sys    2/16/2007 1:12:17 PM        fffff880`07d44000    fffff880`07d4c000    0x00008000    0x45d5f401                        
Si3531.sys    2/8/2009 7:58:27 PM        fffff880`01173000    fffff880`011c6000    0x00053000    0x498f7fb3                        
t3.sys    5/5/2009 9:25:42 PM        fffff880`07d61000    fffff880`07e00000    0x0009f000    0x4a00f526                        
wacomvhid.sys    5/20/2009 2:53:55 PM        fffff880`075f9000    fffff880`075fb800    0x00002800    0x4a145fd3

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