Daily Blue Screens - Occur usually within minutes of StartUp

rtrebel23 · 01 Jan 2012

Thanks for your help so far guys. I updated my System Specs with what I could get out of the Speccy tool. And yes, I did reinstall easyTether. I am using it as my internet connection as uninstalling it didnt seem to help. I checked the emachines website and all the drivers seem to be up to date (outside of the graphics driver which I downloaded from nvidia and installed today). Do you still recommended downloading and reinstalling these drivers? Trying to install SP1 now. I uploaded another dump file from last night. I checked the System Logs in the Event Viewer and there seem to be quite a lot of errors for the Microsoft Application Virtualization Client. Any ideas? The system prompted CHKDSK last night which took forever and seemed to do quite a lot of repair.

https://www.sevenforums.com/attachmen...1&d=1325445527

Let me know what else I can do to help.

rtrebel23 · 01 Jan 2012

Looking again and the majory of the errors in the application events are from the microsoft application virtualization client. Not even showing its installed in the control panel. Will sp1 address this? Im going to run this tonight when i get home. I cant seem to find any updates for it or how to correct the problem.

zigzag3143 · 01 Jan 2012

rtrebel23 said:

Looking again and the majory of the errors in the application events are from the microsoft application virtualization client. Not even showing its installed in the control panel. Will sp1 address this? Im going to run this tonight when i get home. I cant seem to find any updates for it or how to correct the problem.

If it is still BSOD'ing we need the DMP's

rtrebel23 · 01 Jan 2012

I posted the last one i got above.

rtrebel23 · 02 Jan 2012

Two more dumps. I am downloading SP1 now. Can someone take a look at these and see what is to blame?

rtrebel23 · 02 Jan 2012

Another after the upgrade to SP1. Any help guys?

Dave76 · 02 Jan 2012

Have you tried following these suggestions?
You are not giving enough information for us to find the cause.

Your choice.

Dave76 said:

Your zip file contains only the crash file, the other information will help us to find the problem.

Go to this link and post all of the files requested: Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) Posting Instructions

Your last two crashes are labeled STOP 0x0000001E: KMODE_EXCEPTION_NOT_HANDLED.
This is a very common bug check, the other requested files/info will help to find the cause.
Usual causes: Device driver, hardware, System service, compatibility, Remote control programs, memory, BIOS
This indicates that a kernel-mode program generated an exception which the error handler did not catch.
This can be caused by just about anything, as mentioned, we need more information.
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This NVidia storage driver needs to be updated.
Check your EMachines website and update all the drivers that are available.

Code:

nvstor.sys   Wed May 20 14:45:37 2009

rtrebel23 · 03 Jan 2012

Thanks guys. Its still under warranty so i am gonna ship it off. Talk too a couple guys who think it may be psu or mothboard related. Might as well have the hardware checked while under warranty.