Windows 7 BSOD - dmp files attached

Seems to be caused by your graphics driver, as Capella said.

It also seems WinSAT was running, which is unneeded. This could be caused by Overclocking, and you can disable it through the Task Scheduler.

~Lordbob

Mvem, this seems to be a system driver error, possible RAM error too.

Hit start, and search for cmd. Right click and run as admin, then thype this:

Code:

sfc /scannow

This will search and fix any corrupt system files, hopefully fixing the BSoD.
If that fails to find a problem, lets check your RAM: Check your RAM

~Lordbob

Hello,

I did the 'sfc /scannow' function and no errors where found. Memtest also returned no errors. The issue only occurs when I play games (MW2, WoW, etc). Any idea of what else could be wrong and how to resolve the problem?

EDIT: Added latest dump file.

Thanks,

-mvem

Well, that BSoD was caused by the Desktop Window Manager.

Try disabling it when you run a game.

~Lordbob

mvem77 said:

Hi all,

I figured out what the problem was....the fan on the CPU was loose...wasn't making full contact with the top of the processor. Guess it was getting to hot and causing a bunch of problems? I secured it and haven't had an issue since.

Odd that a heat issue was causing a BSoD. Good to hear it is fixed though.

~Lordbob