I don't know when you activated Driver Verifier, but if you can run it for 24 hours of actual usage. Use the computer as you always do, there are no restrictions on using it. I want you to use it and particularly anything that normally makes it BSOD. The idea of Driver Verifier is to put additional stress to all of the non Microsoft drivers and try to make the computer BSOD and trap the offending driver. That way we know which one it is and hopefully how to fix it.
Alright. I'll leave the verifier running then. So far it's not picked up anything but I'm going to let it run for a day while using my computer to do all my normal stuff. Usually things tend to bsod when I start up a game, or open a new webpage, not in the middle of things.
I've been running it since my post stating that I had started the verifier and I've had no BSODs. I have had freezes on my browsers and things being slow every once in a while, and recently I've been getting some sound crackles listening to music on Pandora.
Turned off the verifier yesterday and ever since then I haven't had any BSODs, sound crackles, or freezing.
Got another BSOD today while watching a video.
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