BSOD randomly and happening more & more.

Britton30 · 12 Feb 2014

Use a sharpie marker and put some kind of inconspicuous marks on it. You can also write down serial numbers of parts and check the replacement.

sezan1 · 13 Feb 2014

Britton30 said:

Use a sharpie marker and put some kind of inconspicuous marks on it. You can also write down serial numbers of parts and check the replacement.

Well I got the HDD serial from seatools dos, any other programs can give serials? or some type of command prompt way of doing it? will go see what I can find, thanks Britton, they had better not attempt to send the same desktop out to me again. lol.

Britton30 · 13 Feb 2014

It is mostly looking inside the case for labels with numbers. It may be a good idea to see if you can find brands and model number too, if any.

sezan1 · 13 Feb 2014

Britton30 said:

It is mostly looking inside the case for labels with numbers. It may be a good idea to see if you can find brands and model number too, if any.

Ah I don't wanna open the desktop just incase they try ruin the warranty lol , I've got the mobo serial number etc from wmic baseboard commands on prompt, should be sufficient enough? :).