BSOD at unpredictable times, errors 0x50, 0x7e, 0x1e, 0x3d and more


  1. Parmethius
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    BSOD at unpredictable times, errors 0x50, 0x7e, 0x1e, 0x3d and more


    For some time now I've been getting BSODs. Usually this occurs when I'm gaming (League of Legends, Dark Souls II) but sometimes it has happened on start-up after a BSOD or just randomly. No single event seems to trigger these but again it happens more often when gaming. I do not remember all of the error codes given. I recently updated my video card driver in response to this happening which didn't seem to change anything.

    Edit: Also, upon restarting my computer, my internet will not connect unless I unplug my wireless adapter and plug it back in. Not sure if relevant, thought I'd share anyhow.
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  3. koolkat77
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    Welcome to the forum.

    Do you still need help with this?

    If yes, please upload an updated zip following the BSOD posting instructions again :)
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  4. Parmethius
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    I thought I didn't however it appears I do again. Since I made this thread, my computer seemed to stop the BSOD. However, it started "scrambling" the screen at random times, making the display just a bunch of bars and seemingly not responding. I thought this was a graphics card issue and replacing my card did seem to work for a day or so but then the same scrambling happened today and after tinkering with my new card (removing it and putting it back in, uninstalling it then attempting to reinstall the driver which i haven't done yet) I got another 0x50 BSOD.
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