Random and frequent BSODs even while idling


  1. Posts : 2
    Windows 7 Ulitmate x64
       #1

    Random and frequent BSODs even while idling


    i am facing serious BSOD problem with my old asus laptop,
    it can occur even while idling!!! the problem subsides if i turn off my laptop or keep it in hibernation for a while like 2-3 hours before occurring again. Once it starts there is no stopping it. i can pop up even while booting up or even while trying to load safe mode. I have faced similar problem like 2 months back, it died off on its own, now it has re emerged again.

    its showing this message:
    *** Hardware Malfunction
    Call your hardware vendor for support
    NMI: Channel Check/IOCHK
    *** The system has halted ***


    i have compiled a zip folder using log collector tool & attached it here

    any help is appreciated
      My Computer


  2. Posts : 2,781
    Windows 10 Pro x64
       #2

    I know how you feel, DRIVER_POWER_STATE_FAILURE had me angry too.
    Try to upgrade your graphics drivers.

    You might wanna upgrade these drivers here they are outdated:
    Windows SATA Storport Driver, last update 5/1/2007
    Brother USB Mass-Storage Lower Driver, last update 8/7/2006
    Brother USB Mass-Storage Upper Driver, last update 8/7/2006
    Brother MFC Serial Port Driver, last update 8/7/2006
    Brother MFC USB Fax Driver, last update 8/7/2006
    Brother MFC USB Serial Driver, last update 8/9/2006
    Broadcom NetXtreme II Driver, last update 12/31/2008
    Windows SCSI Driver, last update 12/10/2008
    IBM ServeRAID Driver, last update 6/7/2006
    SiS RAID Stor Miniport Driver, last update 10/2/2008
    Security Driver, last update 9/13/2006
    Adaptec SAS Controller Driver last update 12/6/2008
    Host Bus Adapter Driver last update 5/1/2007

    If you want to remove these drivers go ahead list:
    Floppy Disk Driver
    High-Capacity Floppy Driver
    Floppy Disk Controller Driver
      My Computer


  3. Posts : 2
    Windows 7 Ulitmate x64
    Thread Starter
       #3

    oh, that's one big list of updates

    will try the updates and report back soon
      My Computer


 

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