BSOD getting more frequent?

Could you please edit your specs and make them look properly?

Hi DeanP

As requested my specs in my profile have been updated, and are below:

System Manufacturer/Model Number Mesh Computers, MESH Ice 5 Pro - A LISTOS Windows 7 Home premium 64bit CPU Pentium i7 CPU 860 @2.80 Ghz Motherboard Asus P7P55D LE Memory 8GB Crucial RAM (4 x 2GB DDR3 1333MHz) Graphics Card(s) 1 GB, HIS ATI Radeon 5770 Sound Card VIA VT1828S (on board MOBO) Monitor(s) Displays Prolite E2407HDSD (IIyama 24") Screen Resolution 1920 x 1080 Hard Drives Samsung 64GB MLC SSD SATA Solid state drive (SAMSUNG HD103SJ ATA Device)
Samsung 1TB serial ATA 2 (SAMSUNG MMCRE64G5MXP-0VB ATA Device) PSU X-Power ATX-700TW (700W HEC) Case Hush, NXT Cooling 2 x case Fans (front & rear), intel CPU heatsink & fan Keyboard N/A Mouse N/A Internet Speed 4Mb download Other Info N/A Also ran Prime95 as you suggested:
Blend for 7 hrs.....no errors reported
Small FFT's for 7 hrs.....no errors reported

See if updating that ASACPI.sys driver fixes the problem.

Hi DeanP

THanks for the quick response.

I have re-installed the ATK0110 driver from ASUS, and when I do a search I find 3 instances of the file: ASACPI.sys below. I have tried to cut and paste the ASACPI.sys file dated 14.May.2009 to overwrite the file dated 29.March.2005 but I need permission from SYSTEM to make changes to this file?

Should I have 3 of these files with the same name? if not the how do I change the files and get SYSTEM permission?

C:\Windows\System32\drivers (created 14.May.2009)

C:\Windows\System32\DriverStore\FileRepository\asacpi.inf_amd64_neutral_a7ca2c2f114f9353 (created 14.May.2009)

C:\Windows\System32\DriverStore\FileRepository\atk2000.inf_amd64_neutral_a91abe245a6c41c8 (created 29.March.2005)

thxs!

Folks,

Please find attached my latest dump files!

Have carried out all the advice offered, but seem to be at a blank wall again?

Any more ideas?

Folks,

First of all I would like to thank all the contributors who tried to helpsolve my problems, and wanted to close off this thread formally and let all those interested in waht I did to solve the proble.

1. Changed Bios settings for intel i7 core processor speed from default 'Auto' setting and input manually the correct speed setting
2. Changed the Memory speed settings from 'Auto' to correct speed settings for my Crucial memory manually
3. Upgraded to MS internet explorer 9 (offical release)

Basically all of the BSOD's and freezes have gone away!!
Before any one asks...I cant tell you if only one of the changes is necessary, all I can tell you is I am back working again.

Thanks to you all and Sevenforums!!!!!!!!

Best regards

Leo