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| 27 Dec 2011 | #1 |
| | BSOD in WININIT.EXE, only sometimes - why? Hello, I have serious troubles with a fairly new build and don't find the real problem. I also installed MS Debugging Tools for Windows x64 and it always tells me that the BSOD happens because of a driver fault and within WININIT.EXE. I took out 8 of my 16GB memory because the motherboard seems to have a problem with those. Now it seems to run fairly smoothly. Except that in certain situations the three monitors go black for a short moment. And sometimes they come back on without a problem, sometimes the system ends up in a freeze and finally BSOD. Sometimes it happens several times within the same week, sometimes the system runs fine for a whole month. I attach the ZIP file of the system data, as described in the BSOD data upload procedure. Thanks for an answer, look forward to it Regards Martin (globetrotters1) Last edited by globetrotters1; 28 Dec 2011 at 12:52 PM.. |
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| 28 Dec 2011 | #2 |
| | well, I removed the uploaded data (more out of security reasons than anything else) and I find it very interesting that you send me a message that I didn't upload the data you required - but I did, everything what you described! I also put the Perfmon.html into the same ZIP file to save space - anyway, you didn't look at it anyway, thanks In the meanwhile I think I solved my problem with a new firmware update of my OCZ 60GB system SSD (2.06 to 2.15). A hassle of itself as it only works with the standard Windows AHCI 1.0 driver, but not with the AMD SATA driver which comes with the ASUS motherboard! (you probably take note of this behaviour for other users) Seems that the system runs smoothly now, had no BSOD anymore and the jumping window contents especially within the browser windows is gone too. Strange that a SSD firmware can have such an influence on a Windows 7 system cheers, Martin |
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| 28 Dec 2011 | #3 |
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Quote: Originally Posted by globetrotters1  well, I removed the uploaded data (more out of security reasons than anything else) and I find it very interesting that you send me a message that I didn't upload the data you required - but I did, everything what you described! I also put the Perfmon.html into the same ZIP file to save space - anyway, you didn't look at it anyway, thanks In the meanwhile I think I solved my problem with a new firmware update of my OCZ 60GB system SSD (2.06 to 2.15). A hassle of itself as it only works with the standard Windows AHCI 1.0 driver, but not with the AMD SATA driver which comes with the ASUS motherboard! (you probably take note of this behaviour for other users) Seems that the system runs smoothly now, had no BSOD anymore and also the jumping window contents especially within the browser windows is gone too. Strange that a SSD firmware can have such an influence on a Windows 7 system cheers, Martin Also, congrats on sorting out your own issue. We always appreciate users on here going through their own debugging steps and finding solutions. Well done!  |
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