Windows 7: Blue screen error every morning(uploaded DMP files)

EDIT: Took it back to where i bought it and they changed my Motherboard to a GA-P55-USB3 and the problem seems to have gone. They weren't sure if it was a faulty motherboard or compatibility issues. They ran something called a burning test and they were getting similar messages got to do with memory that i was getting with the blue screen error. They tried different rams and changed the hard drive before they realised it might be the motherboard.



Hope this can help anyone who might come across similar issues

Hi there I posted a thread before and i was asked to upload my DMP files. I have uploaded those files. Here was my original message

I have just recently bought a custom built pc.

Every morning since the day i bought it when i switch it on i get the blue screen error. Now the curious thing here is that it only happens after the computer has been switched off for an extended period. Like say 4-5 hours(hence why it happens every morning). If i turned my computer off right now and turned it back on in 10 minutes nothing happens. It starts up perfectly fine. Its got me real confused. And so far i have seen three different error messages.

One was: Page fault in non paged area.

The other was : memory management

And i forget what the other one said but it was something got to do with read only memory.

Ive updated all my drivers and the problem persists.

Any ideas?

By the way here are the specs of my computer just in case it helps

Windows 7 Home 64 bit
i5-750
Gigabyte ga-h55m-ud2h
Corsair 4gb DDR3 ram
GTX 260

Oh and btw i discovered this morning that if i turn the computer on and reset it before windows starts loading the blue screen doesnt come up. Just in case that provides any help.

Possibly memory related. Page fault is usually bad ram, I have read. Howerver this do not mean it's the case.

You should already give a try to memtestx86+ 4.0. Instructions are available on the website. I did not had too much difficulty understanding how to run it. Give it a try.

Some skilled people will analyze your dump files and we'll see what they say. They will probably recommend to you to give a try to memtest.

Hopes this may help in some way...

If you would care to acquire the skill to analyze your own dumps, without much effort, check out my post in this thread:

http://www.sevenforums.com/crashes-d...lp-needed.html

Hey i ran the microsoft diagnostic and recovery toolset and it told me the analysis was unable to find likely cause.

Where do i go from here?

I don't know why it said that it couldn't find a probable cause for you, because it did find one when I ran one of the dumps, but I don't feel comfortable with the results, because it loads symbols and drivers each time that it tests. Which means that it ran on my machines inputs rather than your's. Still, there was one line that I took note of:

PROCESS_NAME: avgcsrva.exe

It would appear that you are running AVG. If that is the case, uninstall it and try something else. AVG is known to cause problems.

Could you tell me the probable cause it found even though your not comfortable with the results... i removed avg lasst night and this morning again blue screen. So avg isnt the issue. I ran memtest for 3 passses before i went to sleep and no errors at all. I might do a few more passes today just to be certain of the result. From the DMP file you looked at for me is there any clue as to whether it is more likely a hardware fault or a software fault?
My own suspicion is a hardware fault ass it only happens when the computer has been shut off for a while and hence cooled down.

Thanks a lot in advance

I've learned that 3 pass is not enough. One of my memtest I ran did find an error after the 6th pass. To make sure, aim something between 5 and 10 pass. It's worth the try.

I sugest you also try to find thread with people having similar problem. I know there is a ton in there, but I have also learned the hard way that you have to make searchs and analyze things on internet to find an answer. Sometimes the problem cannot be identified without a long boring process.

Hope you find a solution soon.

Sorry, I just rerun the dump, plus 3 more and now it is giving me the same answer as it did for you. I didn't save the first run and my memory is such that I don't recall the specifics. I have no idea of why it worked once, and not thereafter.

After going past the results window, it had another that recommended running Driver Verifier, did you do that?

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/244617

I have been searching for a solution and have the same problem as you, we also have the same model motherboard the only difference is that I don't get blue screen my sytem just restarts itself at windows startup once or twice or makes me repair install and then works fine until left overnight again. Maybe its related to the CMOS battery or some setting in bios?

Here are my specs

AMD phenom ii x4 965
Gigabyte GA-MA785GPMT-UD2H
ATI 5850
4 gb G.Skill 1333
320gb western digital
Windows 7 x64 ultimate

I am also going to check memory timings since this board did not set them to G.Skill timings.