BSOD while playing games and after a few minutes of a Prime95 Test

Muddiless · 23 Oct 2016

The new log file.

**axe0** · 23 Oct 2016

It appears your installation is counterfeit, no support may be provided until a genuine activation has been used on a clean install.

Troubleshooting a counterfeit installation is useless as it is not known what has been modified to your system.
A counterfeit installation contains heavily modified code which causes the system to behave in unexpected ways.
For this reason, analyzing counterfeit systems is unreliable and analysts won't try it.

I recommend to install a genuine copy of Windows.
If, after you have installed a genuine copy of Windows, you still get BSOD's we'll be happy to assist you.

Muddiless · 23 Oct 2016

A tech guy came over and installed a new version of windows to see if the OS was the problem, I'll reinstall my old copy right away. Thanks for telling me

Muddiless · 13 Nov 2016

I'm back, I had exams so I didn't want to risk reinstalling my older copy of Windows. I just played a match of Dota 2 and after exiting the game and downloading the log collector I blue-screened with the clock interval issue again.

**axe0** · 13 Nov 2016

Have you reinstalled your older copy before playing?

Muddiless · 15 Nov 2016

Yes I did, but it bluescreens with both versions. I have a new power supply, should I try installing it or is another component the issue?

**axe0** · 15 Nov 2016

is another component the issue?

It is nearly impossible to tell if certain parts cause issues with the logs.

Muddiless · 17 Nov 2016

If you need any other information I'll get it, what else is required?

**axe0** · 18 Nov 2016

As said, it is nearly impossible to tell. The best way to tell would be with a kernel dump, but even then it is not 100%.

Muddiless · 18 Nov 2016

Well I've replaced the processor, its fan, the hard disk and the GPU. I'll just change the PSU and report back I guess. What exactly is a kernel dump? A BSOD minidump?