Windows 7: WHEA_UNCORRECTABLE_ERROR Shift 2, same place.

I keep getting this bluescreen of death during Shift 2, at the exact same corner on the map it happened, normally when my car was going really fast and i slammed the breaks on but it goes onto the dirt.
i have also had a bluescreen when playing metro 2033, when a massive explosion went off and wood flew everywhere. This has started ever since i took my ati 5770 out and upgraded to a Ati 7950.



if you need any additional information i will include it

Hi ratchetclan4,

Please follow the forums posting guide so we can help you futher,

Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) Posting Instructions

cheers

Dave

Here you go

Hi,

Thanks...Your dump files indicate hardware and driver related issues:

Firstly please update your driver for your Graphics card found here (top one 184mb):

AMD Catalyst

Install and reboot, post back if another BSOD occurs with a new mini dump file

cheers

Dave

Secondly, please download and run:

Download SpeedFan 4.47 - FileHippo.com

and post a screenshot of the temps back

Cheers

Dave

Too I note you are running Daemon Tools this is known to cause BSODs, you may want to uninstall it, if you do uninstall it visit this site and download the uninstall tool and run it. if the uninstall button is greyed out you are all good, if it is not click the uninstall button and allow the tool to do its job. If you need a tool to mount .ISO files try Magic Disc. Second I note that you don't have service pack 1 installed you may want to consider installing it.

Hi,

As Dsprague suggested, uninstall Daemon Tools.
Please could you also update to SP1, Service Pack 1 has provided many security and stability updates for Windows 7, which would be highly beneficial for your system.

Learn how to install Windows 7 Service Pack 1 (SP1)

Cheers

Dave

I experienced the crash again after installing physx, i shall definitely uninstall daemon tools. Its funny you should point it out cause I've just recently installed it! and was using poweriso before.

I shall report back if this fixes the bsod.

Also you need to update to Windows 7 SP1 if you havent already done so?

And please read this post on my instruction to remove the ATI Catalyst Control Centre... I have a sneaky suspicion this could be your problem also:

Frequent BSOD

cheers

Dave