BSOD when restarting from "sleep-mode"

Title isnt 100% accurate, but thats the only thing that isnt random about my BSOD's. I shut the lid on my laptop at night, when I wake up and open it again, it will almost every time go into a BSOD instead of recovering from sleep mode. The BSOD's im getting are also pretty random, its not like one spesific BSOD pops up every time. The STOP codes seem to be different.

Anyway, its a 2 month old Asus Aspire 5750G with the following specs;

- Intel i7-2670QM 2.2GHz
- NVIDIA GeForce GT 630M
- 6GB DDR3 RAM
- Windows Home Premium 7 64bit

The BSOD's started occuring about a month ago. I loaded up an earlier configuration from Windows Recovery and I didnt suffer from any BSOD's for about a week, then it started again. Since then i've re-installed it to factory settings, but the issue is still here.

I took the SF Diagnositcs test and zipped it, following is what came up. I have no clue what any of it means, so if anyone's got a suggestion, explain it thoroughly please

Also, if theres any info i've left out thats relevant, please let me know. And if you want me to download newer drivers, PLEASE link me to the newest ones. Again, im useless at this

Arc said:

Welcome aboard.

Your crash dumps are not showing any finite probable cause. In such a situation, it is better to enable Driver Verifier to monitor the drivers.

Driver Verifier - Enable and Disable

Run Driver Verifier for 24 hours or the occurrence of the next crash, whichever is earlier.

Let us know the results, with the subsequent crash dumps, if any.

Thanks for the reply!

Allright, I'll do this as soon as the driver im currently downloading is finished. Noticed I didn't have the newest driver for the VGA, so i'll just get that sorted first.

Also, what do you think about opening my computer and reseating the ram, VGA etc.? Could this do the trick?

Arc said:

Reseating of items may be needed, but right now it is not the appropriate time. First let us find the real cause out, then we will take the appropriate steps those are needed.

But, if you want, you may do it, right now. Those are never harmful, but good :)

I've now got the newest NVIDIA driver installed, and Driver Verifier is running. Can i shut the lid on the computer when I go to bed, or do I have to leave it running through the night? I've also got school in the morning, which means I'm going to need my computer...

Arc said:

Late to reply it ... I was seeping

Yes, you can!

Haha, Im from Norway, its now roughly 7am :P

I left it running through the night though, and so far so good. Im starting to think that the VGA driver was the issue, but not getting my hopes up yet. It tends to bluescreen when I put it to "sleep" mode, so we'll see.

I'll keep you posted, and again, thanks :)

Arc said:

You are welcome :) Let us know how it went.
One more question ... are you feeling your computer a bit slow or laggy?

Norway is a nice place. I want to visit there , to see the midnight sun :)

Still no BSOD. And yeah, it is a bit slow and laggy. Really weird considering its only about 2 months old. Or is this due to the Driver Verifier running?