BSOD Crashes while reading surfing web


  1. hanslee
    Posts : 2
    W7 Prof.
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    BSOD Crashes while reading surfing web


    Hi all,

    Seems like my new computer is not doing so well. I have been having BSOD Crashes and attached, are the dmp files.

    Basically, I put together this computer myself and so far, it has been a rough learning process and now I am facing the latest challenge - BSOD.

    I have done the following:
    1. Updated to the latest Intel Board Bio
    2. Updated video card driver
    3. Download Intel's "Desktop Utilities" and monitor CPU & Board Temp (All very cool, never goes up to 40c)
    4. I also ran the "sfc/scannow" cmd, it says "nothing wrong was found."

    I hope you guys can help me.

    Thank you in advance.
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  3. Pauly
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    Win7 Ultimate X64
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    Both dumps report the same error code 0x7F, check here for a bit more info on this error code BSOD Index these types of errors can be quite general but hardware is normally the prime suspect especially as its a new system

    I would recommend you disconnect all non essential hardware and reseat everything else, check all cards and ram slots are free of dust/dirt

    You could also try running some hardware checks, heres some links for you
    http://www.carrona.org/memdiag.html
    http://www.carrona.org/hddiag.html

    I would also recommend updating or removing these drivers as they are old and could be contributing to your problems
    a5g0y4g6.SYS Thu Jul 26 02:06:32 2007
    osaio.sys Wed Feb 14 09:20:09 2007
    WinRing0x64.sys Sat Jul 26 14:29:37 2008
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  4. hanslee
    Posts : 2
    W7 Prof.
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    Thank you, Pauly

    10 mins after I posted the thread and the computer did it again as BSOD. (Attached)

    The rams are compatible to the Mobo (I checked) and I am running Memtest 4.0 on it.

    I also ran the HDD Health Test on my HDD, no problem was found.

    I will remove the ATI 5770 as well as the wireless card & reseat them again.

    PSU Problem?!

    Any suggestions will be helpful. Thank you again.
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