Started Having BSOD with XP
Upgraded to Windows 7
Changed Hard Drive, Power supply and Video card
Error occurs mostly with browser open
worse with IE than Chrome
Have used driver verifyer
Have re-installed Windows 7
And performed diagnostics on hard drives
problem(s) seem(s) to be over my head
please advise
thank you
Can you run the DM Log Collector again and post up the new logs in your next post, the logs you've provided are incomplete and are missing some important files we need for analysis.
new log attached
not: some of the failures in August were due to a hard drive cable
Failed twice since last post
first failure was when I opened several tabs in the same window (chrome)
failed when switching tabs
bsod froze after physical memory dump
let machine stand unplugged for 5min
copied memory dump after restart and got another bsod right after copy completed
no browser open
restarted machine
latest log attached
thank you
new log attached
file looks larger
Reading your post on bsod while using your browser , i can relate to what is happening to your computer i also have the nvidia geforce 6200 installed on a dell dimension 2400 i am using it for basic computer use,hell its 11 years old not good for much else.but your problem lies with the video driver used with the geforce 6200.first make sure you uninstall the onboard video drivers and also disable the hardware as well,then install the nvidia driver 7.15.11.7824,it is a vista 32bit driver,but it is the only driver that has made my geforce 6200 stable after trying every driver available on the nvidia website.i was having the same problems you were now they are gone.you should be able to google the driver number and download the file from there,good luck by the way dont buy geforce 6200 again .......it is junk
thank you,
your solution may be worth a try, but i think my problem(s) goes deeper than that.
I think it's best to wait for my dm log to be reviewed and then take a more systematic approach
The systeminfo and msinfo32 files are still missing from the logs. Can you try the alternate method provided in the posting instructions.
i still believe the problem lies with your video card ,the geforce 6200 is an old orphaned nvidia video card with a history of issues.google the card and you will see.test my theory by removing the card and enabling the onboard video if available.if the computer doesnt crash the 6200 is the problem.or you can test by using another video card if available.
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