New BSOD NEED HELP (error codes attached) !!!

d2build · 02 Oct 2011

Didn't add any new hardware or software and surfed normally to no new sites before bed. Set my online wake-up alarm and went to bed. When I woke up I had BSOD. I have tried all different ways to boot and there is no rhyme or reason why it sometimes loops or sometimes goes into safe mode. I tried booting from the system 7 disc in my optical drive but it only loops back to the beginning. I am now in Safe Mode but no connections are available. HELP!

Here's my system:

MSI 785GTM-E45 Phenom II X4 Barebones Kit - MSI 785GTM-E45 Mobo, AMD Phenom II X4 920 CPU, Zalman CPU Fan, Patriot 4GB (2x 2GB) DDR2 RAM, Seagate 1TB LP HDD, Thermaltake V3 BE Case, Diablotek 550W PSU (B69-0352)

AOC e2043F 20" Widescreen LED Backlit LCD Monitor - 1600×900, 16:9, 60Hz, 50000000:1 Dynamic, 5ms, VGA, DVI, Tilt (A204-2018)

Logitech 920-000914 Illuminated Keyboard (L23-7316)

Logitech M505 Wireless Mouse - Red (L23-1105)

Lite-On IHAS124-04 Internal DVD Writer - DVD+R 24X, DVD-R 24X, DVD+RW 8X, DVD-RW 6X, DVD+R DL 8X, SATA (OEM) (L12-1312 OEM)

Microsoft Windows 7 Professional 64BIT Operating System Software - OEM DVD (M17-7306)

linnemeyerhere · 02 Oct 2011

Hey all this is a friend of mine needing help, your thoughts are greatly appreciated!

essenbe · 02 Oct 2011

Hello d2build and welcome to Seven Forums. Most of the people who work these cases happen to be offline right now, but someone may be back on later. In the meantime, try booting into safe mode and open an elevated command prompt ( Click start-in the search box type cmd- right ckick on the cmd that appears and select run as administrator) in the window that appears type or copy/ paste sfc /scannow (if you type it in, notice the space between sfc and the /)If it shows errors that cannot be repaired, run it at least 3 times. In the meantime this tutorial may help. How to recover from infinate loop. I hope this will help. I might also suggest that you backup any personal files now. You might also go to C:/Windows/ mini dump and copy those files to your desktop. You will have to provide admin permission. Right click them and select send to compressed file on your desktop and attach them here for one of the crash dump people.

gregrocker · 02 Oct 2011

It takes special talents to analyze BSOD files which many of us don't have the patience to do. I just zipped up the required files for one myself hoping to get in line to get them read.

Follow these steps to provide exactly what the BSOD geniuses need: Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) Posting Instructions - Windows 7 Forums

In the meantime it would be very helpful if you can get your Win7 DVD to boot to enter the REpair console on second screen to run Startup Repair a few times. Most failures to boot the disk are because the key is not tapped firmly enough or at the correct one second interval. Try both entering BIOS setup to set DVD drive first to boot, and using one-time BIOS Boot Menu key if your computer has one: How to Boot your Computer from a Bootable CD or DVD

If you can't get the DVD boot it can mean BIOS or mobo problems. Try tapping the F8 key at boot to access Advanced Boot Options to look for the Repair console on that menu to run Startup Repair from.

linnemeyerhere · 04 Oct 2011

Just fyi: This thread is solved as much as it lead to a new SSD purchase and fresh install of W7. Still trying to identify the issue but it could be Malware or a bad stick of ram. Will post back if it's identified. Thanks all for the help and support, it's greatly appreciated !