Did a clean install about a month ago, but have had numerous BSODs. Last several times have been while watching video (YouTube, Skype, etc.). Can anyone confirm, or help me out with other ideas?
Thanks in advance!
Tyson
The .dmp points to a hardware problem, memory or GPU possibly, hard to pinpoint from the .dmp.
Try running the Windows 7 upgrade adviser and post the results here if you can. http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...displaylang=en
Thanks for the quick reply...I ran the WUA and everything checked out fine, with one exception under programs:
NVIDIA Stereoscopic 3D Driver
version 7.15.11.9038
Earlier this morning I downloaded and ran the NVIDIA driver update, so I'm not sure how this is still out of date, or how I can update it. Would this cause the BSOD?
The Nvidia driver 191.07 has been causing problems for quite a few, it installs by default lately.
You should probably try using the newer beta drivers or the older 190.62 series drivers. You can get the beta drivers and older drivers in the link below.
I would use driver sweeper after you remove the old driver from add-remove programs.
NVIDIA Driver Downloads - Advanced Search
http://www.guru3d.com/category/driversweeper/
Thanks, I'll give that a shot.
Crap...just crashed again, BSOD. This time I was in the middle of updating the Windows Experience Value. Here's the dump file.
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