If you have internal speakers I would use that during test.
For ethernet and mouse, go to the website of the manufactuer and update the drivers.
If you find that you are no longer having BSODs, connect the hardware one at a time and test for a while, see if you can find the cause. Before reinstalling them, get the most current driver for each.
I installed the software that manages my gaming mouse (instead of using the Windows automatically-downloaded basic drivers). I haven't gotten a blue screen for a little while. Could that be it?
I'll update you if the problem seems to have gone away for good.
Well, I just crashed again. I did have headphones in this time, and it hadn't crashed before when I wasn't using headphones.
Edit: I phoned, the guy wanted me to restore my computer to the factory settings. Once I get a hard disk to back up my stuff I will do this.
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Restored my computer to factory defaults (got a BSOD while doing so, but it worked). Then I updated the BIOS. Now I'm restoring most of my data. I'll update this thread if the problem persists or if I think it's gone away.
So, after a brief period of innocence and hope, my computer just crashed (I had played a game 30 minutes ago). Crash happened during internet browsing/youtube watching. Crash log attached.
Does this mean the issue is with the MoBo?
Haven't bluescreened since my last post. Updated my video card drivers yesterday... will keep you posted
Well, the problem seems to have gone away somehow. I guess that's problem solved!
It's a bit frustrating not knowing exactly what caused it, but it seems you may have been right about the video card, because that is something I updated in this process.
Anyway, thanks so much for your help-- is there anything I can do to repay you? I could send you cookies...
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