BSOD - MEMORY_MANAGEMENT 0x000 and others...

Thanks for the response Pauly. You were affirming my thoughts.

There is no internal card -- that's what so weird looking about the screen shot. And no the driver was never working right. I have another card but as you advise I'm going to try to remove everything graphics related. And run sweeper to be sure.

I do still have an old ancient PCI video card. Do you think I should try it? Maybe the PCI-E slot is bad plus I was thinking going all the way back to plain vanilla VGA might give me a better place to start from. That is if Win7 will even recognize that old of a card...

OK, I found an old Nvidia card laying around at work, GeForce GT610 2G. I wanted to use it since it was Nvidia and I could be certain no ATI stuff was contaminating anything up.
I don't know anything about the card but thought I'd give it a shot. I'm not a gamer.

I took a screen shot of device manager so you could see that the card and driver did successfully install. Win7 did it on its own actually. And it's a Nvidia driver as well... In fact it's already whining about an update but I want to see if it stabilizes first.

Oh, one more thing. I stuck this card in the 2nd PCIe slot instead of the 1st. Thinking it might be a bad slot. Trying to rule out 2 things at once. I hope.

I will let it run and see if it BSOD. If not I'll run the graphics utility and see how it likes that.

If it does BSOD I'll upload new logs. Thanks for all your help.

And your 100% correct. While in Safe Mode I never had a BSOD no matter how long I left it on. And it ran 3 or 4 days straight with that Memtest going. Now if we can just find which driver is the culprit.

Pauly, thought I'd give you an update.

Fingers crossed, knock on wood, all that superstition stuff, it has been fine. Not a bit of problem. I've let it go to sleep by itself (that usually prompted one). It also wakes up every evening at 6 PM and sets the time.

I'll check back in over the weekend one way or the other.

Thanks again.

Pauly, I've had almost two weeks now with no trouble. Not sure what it was exactly -- well other than it had something to do with the ATI card and driver...

I'm pretty pleased. I'm going to take things slowly and not add too much too quickly but I'm prepared to mark this solved and I want to thank you again for all your help. For the most part I consider myself an expert. But even so called "experts" need help every once in a while too! Just goes to show you - no matter how much you know, no matter how much you can figure out -- you can't have it all and you can't know it all.

Again, Pauly, thanks a million!