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I hope that that was the problem. Wait a bit longer before declaring it "fixed".
Computer is working well now.No bsods even after playing half-life for continuous hours and the game is finished.
So,chip set driver was the culprit.
Thank you so much Sir John,for your quick solutions.
A very interesting question that came in via PM:
I see it fairly often, but don't normally do anything about it unless the user has some sort of problem that involves it.easwar2641993 said:
Note that the error refers both to the engine (the core of the program) and to updates. I don't know if this is a terminology problem, but the first thing to do is to check and see if this error occurs after getting the latest updates.
If it does, then the "fix" is to:
- download a fresh copy of MSSE
- uninstall the current copy of MSSE
- install and update the fresh copy of MSSE
- immediately do a full scan of your system.
I have done all that things.
First I thought it might be a virus problem.So installed malwarebytes and superantispyware and found no issues.Then I uninstalled it and installed it freshly.Still there is the problem.Then I uninstalled it and installed it via Windows update.It didn't solve the issue.When I checked my laptop,the exact error is also there in the laptop.That is the strange thing.Then I called my friend who is also using the same antivirus.He is not a computer expert and I just him to check whether this error EVENT ID 3002 is present in Event Viewer.He told along with many errors,this particular error is also there.Not one,many.
Then I went to Google and searched.I noticed many people are having the same issue and this is a common bug in MSE or Windows.
When I contacted tech support of Microsoft(after posting here),they told it is a general issue and they are working on to resolve this bug.They told some bug both in Windows and MSE. Thats why it is reported in event viewer and told a false positive and no need to worry about it.Anyway MSE is working fine but this is strange!.
Till now,no BSOD occurred again.
Now,I am told that I haven't installed "all" the updates provided by Microsoft.So my concern is will it make any issues in future?
But I have installed all the updates and never let an update to be missed.(Except crappy drivers by Microsoft).Most of the updates or SP1 update,I have done via offline.ie I have disk of an SP1 update.How can I know all the updates are not installed eventhough Update service says Windows is up to date.