Random BSOD with Windows 7 home premium X64


  1. witless manc
    Posts : 1
    WINDOWS 7 HOME PREMIUM X64
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    Random BSOD with Windows 7 home premium X64


    Hi all,

    I have windows 7 home premium x 64 running and for the past few week have been getting BSOD at random either playing games, surfing or working on documents.

    My windows is an OEM product.

    My basic spec is

    I7 2600 OVER-CLOCKED TO 3.4GHZ
    8Gb RAM
    2 x 6950
    ASUS motherboard
    100W power watt power supply
    System is 6 months old

    I've attached performance logs & system dumps

    thanks for any help
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  3. Britt
    Posts : 58
    Windows 7 Ult. x64 + 3 desktops & 5 laptops
       New #2

    I'm seeing a lot of your bsod's caused by a driver named mv91xx.sys. See if this topic is relevant to your problem:

    IT Professional Technical Resources & Library: Mv91xx.sys BSOD Repair – Windows 7 X64
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  4. seth500
    Posts : 968
    Windows 7 Ultimate x64
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    She's right! Marvell MV91xx AHCI/RAID driver update the driver from here: Marvell - Support
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