BSOD at 2 random times.

usually due to the install. Something along the way got messed up. I'm going to have someone take a look soon that can fix it without a reinstall.

Hmm well my y=two cents again I agree with Arc re the browsers I just don't se why on needs anything more than IE - it just seems to me people want a browser to chase down (searches) things before they touch a key

As for the Dreamspark - https://www.dreamspark.com/ I have seen this is in a couple of other threads and there has always been problem/s - similar it seems to me but I am not expert it could be coincidence.
Again not being an expert it seems to me that Microsoft probably put this out with the intention of people using mainly Microsoft products but maybe I am being a tad suspicious about stuff like this see this
https://www.dreamspark.com/What-Is-Dreamspark.aspx

There was a discussion about your issue in a private room .....

andrew129260 said:

Question to you guys, could a corrupted install of windows also cause a bsod?

the guy that was getting bsod with chrome posted his log and that windows did detect some problems but was unable to fix some of them. I know they are gone now with chrome uninstalled, but my mind wonders.



BSOD at 2 random times.

And the result was ....

NoelDP said:

There's only the usual errors induced by KB3068708 in the SFC data.
No significant errors in the background CBS data, either.

Which means, as far as I can say, the SFC results should not be a very vital for you.

If the computer is stable now, IMHO there is no further need for a troubleshooting right now.

vlassis said:

The solution being removing Google Chrome.

You are most welcome. I think your experience will help a lot of users in future.