Update or uninstall if its not needed anymore the ADC Analyzer/SwiftForth/Disspy -SpeedFan
This software/driver is very old from 4/4/1996
Also remove and clean Avast from your system using http://files.avast.com/files/eng/aswclear5.exe
Download and install mse Virus, Spyware & Malware Protection | Microsoft Security Essentials
Enable windows firewall.
Last edited by panais; 13 Aug 2011 at 12:14.
Ok, i followed all your instructions, still crashing.
This is how i test by the way:
I click start, type in Performance Information and Tools, and i click "Re-run Assesment" it starts loading, and anywhere from 10-60 seconds, one of my USB devices stops working, mouse, keyboard, modem. Just thought ide let you know how i test.
I think the reason it works is because that feature runs through DirectX and uses my graphics card, as if im playing a game.
Anyway...yeah...still stumped
Disable the Driver verifier.Ok, i followed all your instructions, still crashing.
This is how i test by the way:
I click start, type in Performance Information and Tools, and i click "Re-run Assesment" it starts loading, and anywhere from 10-60 seconds, one of my USB devices stops working, mouse, keyboard, modem. Just thought ide let you know how i test.
I think the reason it works is because that feature runs through DirectX and uses my graphics card, as if im playing a game.
Anyway...yeah...still stumped
Upload the new bsod folder.
Also,
If you overclocked anything,cpu,ram,gpu set it back to factory settings.
Uninstall ATITool but before you do that,if you had made any changes,set nvidia back to default .
ATITool will only work on Windows 2000/XP/2003 and in many cases cause bsod.
Download and instal driver sweeper
http://phyxion.net/item/driver-sweeper.html
Download the most recent software/driver for your nvidia
http://www.nvidia.com/Download/index.aspx?lang=en-us
Uninstall nvidia software/driver,restart in safe mode,run driver sweeper to clean any remaining nvidia fragments,restart in normal mode.
Install the new nvidia software/driver.
Update DirectX.
Try to play and post back with the results.
Last edited by panais; 13 Aug 2011 at 15:11.
Here is the updated BSOD folder.
The rest of the instructions will take a bit of time as the NVIDIA driver is 100mb, and where im from, that takes like 1-2 hours to download, and its late, so ill do what you said and let you know what happens, stand by!
Oh, and I didn't/don't Overclock anything on PC.
Ok i reinstalled the Nvidia drivers, DirectX, used driver sweeper just like you instructed me too.
I then tried "Performance and Information Tools" to test, it didnt finish successfully, BUT the USB's ports didnt die, so i went to MSconfig, disabled all except Microsoft services, restarted, and ran "Performance and Information Tools", it worked, it finished with no USB lockups or freezing.
So then, i tried playing WoW with all services Disabled, like 1 minute into it, PC froze, and restarted. Then I tried disabling all services except the Nvidia Drivers, and tried WoW again, about 5 minutes into it, USB's froze and a sec later, BSOD with code 0x000007F, which is the STOP code i always used to get.
I dont know what else to do man.
Your nvidia driver is still old from 2010.
Are you sure you follow these steps and you updated your nvidia? :)
>--> Download and instal driver sweeper
Phyxion.net - Driver Sweeper
>--> Download the most recent software/driver for your nvidia
Drivers - Download NVIDIA Drivers
>--> Uninstall nvidia software/driver,restart in safe mode,run driver sweeper to clean any remaining nvidia fragments,restart in normal mode.
>--> Install the new nvidia software/driver.
>--> Update DirectX.
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The new minidump points to memory_corruption
So first finish with the above steps and the nvidia update,
Then run these 2 tests.
First RAM - Test with Memtest86+
Leave it running overnight!
Then run https://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials...test-occt.html
And post the results here.
In the case that the frequently bsod crash want let you to do anything,then ignore all the above steps and just run the memtest!
Hey m8, as i said, i would install the newer Nvidia drivers this morning, the BSOD attachment i posted in my last post was from last night, before i installed the new drivers.
Rest assured i did what you told me, and installed 280.26 Nvidia drivers this morning.
I ran memtest 2 days ago and left it for a good 6-7 hours. I cam back to it and it said "There were no Errors found, press Esc to reboot"
I will download https://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials...test-occt.html and post the results soon.
Please run first the RAM - Test with Memtest86+
And leave it running overnight! When you find a <<good>>ram test it in all the slots....(Read carefully all the tutorial)
Then Run https://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials...test-occt.html
m8, im not going to run memtest86 again, i ran it 2 days ago for 7 hours, with NO errors. I'd rather not waste another 7 hours running the same test for the same results.
Im going to run OCCT now and let you know the results.
Ok :)
My advice though is to,
Run first the RAM - Test with Memtest86+ with one stick at a time.
And leave it running overnight! When you find a <<good>>ram test it in all the slots,test all sticks and all slots....(Read carefully all the tutorial) RAM - Test with Memtest86+
Because in many cases we need to run more hours the memtest for the right result.
Then Run Nvidia Video Card - Test with OCCT
And post here the results.
Last edited by panais; 14 Aug 2011 at 09:39.
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