Windows 7 x64 Crashed BSOD Help please!

My System seems busted. (after I ran that Driver Verifier.)
Could not open any network and control panel. restore didn't do any good too.
Eventually my system freezed after a few of warning about windows services stop working appeared. but no BSOD.

I already performed a clean install of the same OS.
and ran some torture test from Prime95 64-bit just in case.
No problem and BSOD so far.

I'll keep using and monitor it closely.
and will report here if there is any BSOD occurs. (hopefully not.)

Thanks, truly^^

ickymay said:

Razgriz said:

My System seems busted. (after I ran that Driver Verifier.)
Could not open any network and control panel. restore didn't do any good too.
Eventually my system freezed after a few of warning about windows services stop working appeared. but no BSOD.

I already performed a clean install of the same OS.
and ran some torture test from Prime95 64-bit just in case.
No problem and BSOD so far.

I'll keep using and monitor it closely.
and will report here if there is any BSOD occurs. (hopefully not.)

Thanks, truly^^

so your running on a clean install now ?

Yes but this should eliminate the problem causes from software.
If it is a hardware problem I think It will come out eventually.

I still couldn't believed the problem came from a software (except drivers)
because most of the program I used in this new PC are the same
running on my another Quad core PC which had the same OS installed
from the same disc and It works fine for a year now.

oh and another thing I am so concerned about that "Power failure" after I restored my windows before I did a clean install.

I read it from somewhere that in some cases the root cause of this problem is RAM Voltage unstable or dropped. So I switched it from AUTOMATIC to FIXED 1.55V don't know if it might help (=_=")

Yet another BSOD... (it reads Windows Service Exception)

Ouch.. my new PC sure gaves me a few more of BSOD.

both of BSODs designated 0 x3b Error code before it restarted.
from my exp of overclocking this error usually associated with Vcore
or voltage instability.

I will try disable that Speedstep and C-stagging feature in the BIOS
and observe somemore.

From what I saw, every BSOD had the same exact symptoms, Windows will tells me that some service has stopped working and soon comes with that BSOD with 0 x3b Error code.

Here are the dumps.

Ps. man...this is tough.

don't use the registry cleaner function on CC cleaner as this can casue problems and there really is no gain

that I agreed. I just loved to fix things.

I suggest reset your bios to defaults and maybe underclock things until you have your system running properly ?

I didn't configure anything wierd, Just switched to AHCI (before installing Windows ofcourse)instead of IDE and the rest are Automatic and I didn't overclock it either.

unninstall avast completely use a cleaning tool if they provide one and use MSE for debugging purposes and windows firewall ?

What!? but I loved it, Are you suggesting this is the source of the problem? How could that be possible since I never had any issues with it on my Main Terminal.

It didn't work after I disabled those features. tiring....
I brought it back to my dealer this afternoon and left it there.
Hope they can identify the problems and I will report back soon.

Really... I just too frustrate to fix it myself anymore.
but thanks again you helped me a lot here.