BSOD BCCode 1e

Billsy · 03 Jul 2012

I managed to remove that driver. No BSODs or errors to report thus far since removing all of these drivers, my computer has been stable thus far and back to its usual self as things seem. I've not tried anything too intensive as of yet, such as gaming. I might do so within the next day or so and report back with any potential errors that may occur within that time.

Thanks again, touch wood that nothing occurs that I have to report back with.

FredeGail · 03 Jul 2012

Sounds good.

If the errors continues, it's time for a BIOS update.

Best Regards,
Frederik.

Billsy · 03 Jul 2012

Thankyou, and i'll bare that in mind. Also, should I mark this thread as being "solved" or give it a few days and report back before doing so?

Regards,

John

FredeGail · 03 Jul 2012

Billsy said:

Thankyou, and i'll bare that in mind. Also, should I mark this thread as being "solved" or give it a few days and report back before doing so?

Regards,

John

That's definitely a good idea John.
You're one of the few new people that I've come to know, who knows a lot around the forums and how stuff works.

Best Regards,
Frederik.

Billsy · 04 Jul 2012

Hello, unfortunately it doesn't seem as though the problem has been solved. I have encountered two BSODs so far today, the first one had the text "Memory management" situated in the top left of my screen, whereas the second BSOD said "Page_Fault_In_Non_Paged_Area". I have attached the two dump files as well as the report found when using the command "perfmon /report". Hopefully the cause of the problem can finally soon be identified.

Thankyou for your time.

FredeGail · 04 Jul 2012

Hello again Billsy.

Before considering updating the BIOS, could you please download the Upgrade Advisor and let us know if everything is compatible or not?

Download: Windows 7 Upgrade Advisor - Microsoft Download Center - Download Details

Best Regards,
Frederik.

Billsy · 04 Jul 2012

Hi there again, I had a total of five errors. Of the errors, I don't think any of them should be a problem and certainly shouldn't be causing BSODs. Most of the errors are games related and are games that I haven't played for a prolonged period of time.

Thanks once again.

FredeGail · 04 Jul 2012

BIOS Update

Warning

BIOS UPDATING is of course not as dangerous as it were back in the days. Though, I feel encouraged to write this warning.

Any cancellation such as; unbalanced electricity, miss-clicked shortcuts may lead to a BROKEN MOTHERBOARD. Warning has been made!

Tip

A backup of files is a good idea.

I believe it's time for us to update your BIOS then!

MSI Global ? Mainboard - G41TM-P31

It should be piece of cakes these days. It should be a Windows-running utility.

James7679 said:

Hello Billsy. Welcome to Seven Forums.

This looks like a memory issue. Please, test your RAM - Test with Memtest86+

Also, there have been 4 BIOS revisions since your current was released. It may not be necessary to update your BIOS. There are some stability issues addressed though. If you choose to update your BIOS, you do so at your own risk. MSI Global ? Mainboard - G41TM-P31

Best Regards,
Frederik.