Multiple BSOD's on brand new setup.

Hello,
I came across this wonderful site in search of answers.

I have a huge problem that I have no clue where to begin. I recently started to get BSOD's when my dog just barely tapped my tower. I was playing Metro 2033 and all it did was stutter really bad then shut down. No bsod or anything. I went to boot it back up and nothing came on, except I could see my fans were on and I heard my hdd spin, but nothing else. No monitor, no keyboard, no mouse. Panic set in lol! So I unplugged everything and let it sit there for a while then started it back up. Everything worked just great! Except I started to get a bsod every now and then tagged with the nothing posting unless I left it alone. I swapped video cards with one I knew worked (ati X1800xt) installed drivers and went to reboot (no bsod at this time, and your supposed to restart after driver install) then the normal nothing comes up. So I took the x1800 out and put it back in the old system I had. Well then that wouldn't do anything either!! Seeing as I was frustrated I removed that card from the old computer and let it sit. After some time I put the x1800 back into the old computer and it worked like it never left. (I also tried the HD 6950 in the old pc and it didn't do anything either - that was before I put the x1800 back into the old pc - but I thought that might be the psu not being powerful enough) So I took the new computer apart minus the processor and left the pieces sit apart. Then I found another old board I had laying around Dfi Lanparty. I put the HD 6950 into that Dfi board installed win 7 on a diff hdd and everything worked just fine and dandy.

I had removed the new Asus Evo from the case I had thinking I might have a short somewhere and it had worked great for some time. Then the bsods happened again. So thinking it was windows and/or driver issues I tried to install windows again on the 250 gig hdd. While trying to install windows 2 different time at about 15% I would get a bsod. Frustrated I let it all sit and swapped the vid card into the old Dfi board. After a little bit I decided I would try to install windows again on the new asus board. Everything worked!! Untill this morning. I keep getting random bsods.

I came here and tried to use the file windows_nt6_bsod thing you have in your sticky post. I was getting a random bsod every stinkin time I tried to use it. So I took out 1 ram stick (since I hadn't tried the ram yet), and am now typing this long drawn out post hoping I don't get a bsod.

So thanks for the read and help!

I couldn't get the perfom /report to work properly So all I have attached is the zip file the windows program made.

ASACPI.sys the 2005 version is a huge cause of BSOD's

Please visit this link: ASUSTeK Computer Inc.-Support- download_item_mkt
Scroll down to the Utilities category, then scroll down to the "ATK0110 driver for WindowsXP/Vista/Windows 7 32&64-bit " (it's about the 8th item down).
Download and install it.
Go to C:\Windows\System32\drivers to check and make sure that the ASACPI.sys file is date stamped from 2009 or 2010 (NOT 2005).

Code:

ASACPI.sys        fffff880`03f9a000    fffff880`03fa2000    0x00008000    0x42476c4c    28/03/2005 06:30:36

Update your Realtek NIC drivers
http://218.210.127.131/downloads/

Code:

Rt64win7.sys        fffff880`0466a000    fffff880`0469c000    0x00032000    0x49a65b0d    26/02/2009 13:04:13

Check your system stability with OCCT
http://downloads.guru3d.com/OCCT-(OverClock-Checking-Tool)-3.0.0-download-1880.html

Test your RAM
RAM - Test with Memtest86+

Awesome! I just installed them, so I'm going to reboot and put the other ram stick in. Would there be any way of replicating the bsod to try and see if that fixed it? Seeing as it seemed it was all at random?

nerotoxen said:

Awesome! I just installed them, so I'm going to reboot and put the other ram stick in. Would there be any way of replicating the bsod to try and see if that fixed it? Seeing as it seemed it was all at random?

You must monitor your PC for any more BSODs. I suspect bad hardware, probably the RAM

yowanvista said:

nerotoxen said:

Awesome! I just installed them, so I'm going to reboot and put the other ram stick in. Would there be any way of replicating the bsod to try and see if that fixed it? Seeing as it seemed it was all at random?

You must monitor your PC for any more BSODs. I suspect bad hardware, probably the RAM

Ok sounds good. I'll run the tests then. At least it's not what I thought you were going to say... the processor! At least the ram is easily replacable.