Random BSOD

For the last couple of weeks ive been having BSOD's at least once a day, it doesn't happen straight away but usually when ive walked away from the PC, or during my daily activities.

I used the instructions from here to get some info.

Windows 7 x64
Retail
bout 8-9 months, GFX card is about a year.
Reinstall was roughly 2-3 months ago.

Any help would be much appreciated. :)

Don't have a dump in that folder :/

Suppose ill have to wait till it happens again..... euck.

Uber Philf said:

Don't have a dump in that folder :/

Suppose ill have to wait till it happens again..... euck.

Enzo

You may need to change your system control panel to reflect the fact that you want DMP files to be generated. See pix

You may also want to do a search now for *.DMP just in cased

Aww, thanks man, that would explain the no DMP, was set not to...

But ive now set it to the same as your screenshot, will report back if the BSOD returns :)

FFS, i have another crash.. and this time i expected a dump, the log even said it made a dump, then when i went to retrive it, it's nowhere to be found... empty.. blank... nothing.

I ran that BSOD program again in hope it may have something...

This may help as well.

The computer has rebooted from a bugcheck. The bugcheck was:
0x00000050 (0xffffffffffffff8b, 0x0000000000000001, 0xfffff880012c0221, 0x0000000000000000).
A dump was saved in: C:\Windows\MEMORY.DMP. Report Id: 081910-28407-01.

There is not dump but we have the code 50
STOP 0x00000050: PAGE_FAULT_IN_NONPAGED_AREA : Defective hardware (particularly memory - but not just RAM), Faulty system service, Antivirus, Device driver, NTFS corruption, BIOS


Enzo
Try to uninstall your antivirus and use Microsoft Security Essentials
Go to the website of your hard drive manufacturer and take the test for your hard drive.
Cannot give much help on drivers, which is, potentially, the reason for the problem, without the files. If the other suggestions, do not help, there is a list of outdated drivers, with your file. We can use that list to help install updated drivers, which may help
Run memory test for 6 passes for each stick. Then test the MB sockets with a good stick
http://memtest.org/

Here is a list of outdated drivers that were shown on one of the reports.

iirsp iirsp iirsp
adpu320 adpu320 adpu320
arc arc arc
SiSRaid2 SiSRaid2 SiSRaid2
LSI_FC LSI_FC LSI_FC
BrUsbSer Brother MFC USB Serial Brother MFC USB Serial
BrUsbMdm Brother MFC USB Fax On Brother MFC USB Fax On
BrFiltUp Brother USB Mass-Stora Brother USB Mass-Stora
BrSerWdm Brother WDM Serial dri Brother WDM Serial dri
BrFiltLo Brother USB Mass-Stora Brother USB Mass-Stora
Brserid Brother MFC Serial Por Brother MFC Serial Por
nfrd960 nfrd960 nfrd960
adpahci adpahci adpahci
adp94xx adp94xx adp94xx
SiSRaid4 SiSRaid4 SiSRaid4
Point64 Microsoft IntelliPoint Microsoft IntelliPoint
DXGKrnl LDDM Graphics Subsyste LDDM Graphics Subsyste
iaStorV iaStorV iaStorV
ebdrv Broadcom NetXtreme II Broadcom NetXtreme II
elxstor elxstor elxstor

If no other remedy works, I can help you find updated drivers. We can give so much more help with the dump files, however.

I'm already running MSE, and what test am i to run on my drive? short test, long test?

I would go to the website of the hard drive manufacturer and take the most comprehensive test that they offfer (usually offer only one) to test that the Hard Drive is ok.

Well i have 2 HDD's but the one with my OS on it is a Seagate, and the program offers a heap of tests, SMART, short test, long test.

I've just selected short test for the time being.