I wonder if SPTD is causing the issue. I see you have Alcohol 120% installed, which uses that driver. SPTD is causing BSODs in Vista and 7 systems all around.
When SPTD causes a crash, it is not infrequently a 124 error. Be sure to remove Alcohol, then delete SPTD with this installer/uninstaller: DuplexSecure - Downloads
Even the April 2010 version of SPTD causes BSODs.
Got BSOD right now a few minutes ago (ofcourse with same error code)...
- Softwares I was running: Chrome, Skype, uTorrent, and this time (it's the 1st) it didn't occured while listening to music, or any sound coming out from pc + the sound card was muted.
- Now uninstalled Alcohol and SPTD. We'll see.
Edit: Damn double posted :S sorry, my fault...it was accidentally
And again.
Nope, SPTD uninstalling didn't solved it.
I'm now really going to believe it's something with my lan...Since it never happend without browsing on web, or without any kind of active internet traffic.
My next step will be turning off my lan and using internet via usb.
Feedback soon.
Thx for tip tho, Jonathan. (typo fixed srry)
Last edited by wex; 11 Aug 2010 at 18:54. Reason: Said wrong name
Something interesting happend now... Not a BSOD but a simple restart... the pc just restarted without any warning or etc... just like when you press the restart button on your pc.
Does it mean it could be most likely because of gpu's high temperature? It didn't gone under 69C the whole day...
Edit: When I touch the graphic card's cooling gill it's extremely hot... almost can't hold my hand on it...
Edit2: Look at this one... It's while I'm working in Ableton (Music Production Software) and not running anything else in background.
Last edited by wex; 11 Aug 2010 at 20:16.
Yes, that GPU temperature is far too hot.Something interesting happend now... Not a BSOD but a simple restart... the pc just restarted without any warning or etc... just like when you press the restart button on your pc.
Does it mean it could be most likely because of gpu's high temperature? It didn't gone under 69C the whole day...
Edit: When I touch the graphic card's cooling gill it's extremely hot... almost can't hold my hand on it...
Edit2: Look at this one... It's while I'm working in Ableton (Music Production Software) and not running anything else in background.
Clean out the dust - aim a fan at it... and get it cool whatever way possible.
Since NOD updated it's virus signature database no more BSODs for now...
Anyway thank you very much for helping me!
+ Going to buy 2 coolers :)
EDIT: Damn, ok I didn't said anything xD
EDIT2: Got a cooler,
we'll see what'll happen now :) If nothing more then again it's now cooled at least
Last edited by wex; 16 Aug 2010 at 04:53.
no bsods whole day.. problem solved!
it was cause by too high gpu temperature, like you guessed.
Thanks very much!!
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