Run Memtest once more froma cold boot after your computer has been off for a while. If there are no errors, test your CPU and your RAM with Prime95 following the instructions in this tutorial:
https://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials...t-prime95.html
Run 3 separate tests, one on each of the settings (Blend, Small FFTs, Large FFTs). Post back with the results.
Ran cold boot Memtest for 8 hours with no errors
Ran CPU/RAM torture test approximately 6 hours.
No problems observed.
Max CPU temps were 165, 162, 158, and 160.
Ready for the next round.
Any ideas what I an try next?
Test your video card with Furmark following this tutorial: Video Card - Stress Test with Furmark
Ran the FurMark stress test for about an hour.
Temperature leveled off at 76C and remained constant.
Looks like I figured it out.
It appears that the crashes had something to do with a corrupt font folder.
As I mentioned the system would crash everytime I tried to open the font folder.
I ran the Office 2007 repair program which apperantly replaced the font folder (reduced 803 fonts down to 340 fonts)
After the repair I can now opent the font folder without a BSOD
I can now open outlook emails that would also cause a BSOD.
I guess only time will tell but right now seems like the problem is resolved.
Thanks for your help.
That is really great news! Thank you for reporting back and giving us your solution. Please let us know in a two or three days how your system is doing. If you are still BSOD free, we will ask the moderators to mark this thread as solved. You are very welcome for the help.
It has been three days and no more BSODs!!!!!!!!
It apprears that the corrupt font folder was the problem.
Reloading MS Office, which replaces the font folder, seems to have solved the problem.
I can now open the font folder and MS Outlook email without crashing the computer.
Thanks for your help and your patience.
I learned a lot running all of the diagnostic tools you recommended.
That is great news and the kind we like to hear! :) Good job. Thank you for reporting back with your solution.
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