Random Bluescreens

Tursudrillo · 28 Jan 2011

Hey!

I've been searching a solution for my bluescreens and then I found these forums.
So I decided to ask for help. I have got bluescreens randomly since I bought my computer around 4 months ago.
When I first got my computer I was getting few bluescreens every week, but after I bought a soundcard (Esi ESP 1010e) and installed it, I started to get alot more bluescreens and freezing at shutdown/sleep etc. After searching forums I found that even though that soundcard has drivers for windows 7, they are not working very well and other people had had same kind of problems.
I had to return my soundcard to store and most of my problems disappeared.
I'm still getting bluescreens randomly like 1/week and getting tired of my computer shutting down when doing something important.

OS : Windows 7 Extreme 64 bits
CPU: Amd Phenom II 1055T 2,80ghz
Memory: 4 GB RAM DDR3
Graphics Card: Gigabyte GTX 460
PSU: Silverstone Strider 500w
I haven't done any overclocking as far as I know.

Hope you guys can help me!

-Tursudrillo

wish · 28 Jan 2011

Hello,
Uninstall / remove these drivers because it have some issues with Windows 7.

Code:

RTCore64.sys Tue May 24 23:39:12 2005 → MSI Afterburner 
AmdLLD64.sys Wed Apr 22 12:32:17 2009 →  AMD Low Level Device Driver

Then we'll see how it goes.

Code:

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Use !analyze -v to get detailed debugging information.

BugCheck 76, {0, fffffa8006eecb30, 2, 0}

Probably caused by : ntkrnlmp.exe ( nt! ?? ::NNGAKEGL::`string'+18126 )

Followup: MachineOwner
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Tursudrillo · 07 Apr 2011

Hey,

Thanks for your help!
Been bit busy with school so I've been gathering some minidumps for a while.
Uninstalling those drivers did help me, but I have started to get more and more bluescreens again.
After I got few bluescreens I started updating some of those drivers and it seems to have gone even worse.
I only seem to get bluescreens when I'm playing games or having high memory usage.

Should I test my memory with Memtest86+ or maybe try Driver Verifier?

Small change in hardware is that I have Emu 0404 PCI-E soundcard instead of Esi ESP 1010e now and it's working fine.

wish · 07 Apr 2011

Yes, you can try memory test and post back the result.
RAM - Test with Memtest86+

Tursudrillo · 09 Apr 2011

Hey,

I left Memtest86+ running overnight and it did find some errors. So this means that either one (or both) of these ram sticks are faulty?
My computer was pre built in local computer store and it still does have warranty left, so should I just return these?

Here is the pic of memtest86+

-Tursudrillo

DeanP · 09 Apr 2011

I would just return the whole RAM kit and get new ones so that you do not get compatibility issues.