Random (mostly during games) BSOD Stopcode 0x0000101

Savrill said:

No BSODS so far, still trying to run the test but I still dont know how to boot it up. I put it on a USB stick (talking about memtest 86) but when I put the stick in the pc it just says: show files in windows explorer? hen I say yes and it opens the files inside windows explorer without actually booting the test. So, how do I boot the test? it formatted the stick and everything...

If you havent crashed in 4 days I wouldnt worry about it. Probably is something in the USB formatting

Well, got a BSOD today with same stopcode during LoL (League of Legends, if you didnt know :P), so I start worrying again :P Seems like the updates have solved most, but not all of it. Is that even possible?

Savrill said:

Well, got a BSOD today with same stopcode during LoL (League of Legends, if you didnt know :P), so I start worrying again :P Seems like the updates have solved most, but not all of it. Is that even possible?

It is possible. One thing I noticed in your most recent DMP Related to RTCore64.sys MSI Afterburner from Micro-Star Int'l Co. Ltd. Known to have issues with win 7.

Yours is from 2005

I think that is already updated, since I ran the driver update program that was mentioned in one of the earlier posts. I have made a new jcgriff + perfmon file since I performed the program. Could you check them again and see if anything suspicious crops up? (I have no clue how these things work :P)
Also, I still need to know how to run memtest from my usb drive, I still dont get a .exe file or anything...

In the images attached to this post you wuill see exactly what it looks like when I put the stick in my PC where I have installed memtest 86 on.

Unless you upload a more current bsod DMP file I cant tell you if it has been removed.

The files in the post above are made in the exact same way as those in the first post of this thread, but made today (a few days after I updated all drivers and stuff). Isnt a DMP file part of it and if not how can i make one?

Okay, so...

I installed the file that was mentioned earlier in this thread (that led to the Afterburner file).

The good news: The BSODs are gone

The bad news: The BSODs have been replaced with the occasional freeze. No more BSOD, but still a screenfreeze/PC lockup. ctrl + alt + delete or alt/tab do not work anymore. Only option for me is to shut down the power and start back up again. No more blue screens or whatever, just freezes. I have included a new file in case you need it.