New
#1
Multiple BSODs, daily, usually NTOSkrnl.exe but different errors
System:
Windows 7 ultimate x64 retail
most components are brand new, 3 months old, HDDs are a few years old except primary which is SSD from last year. One of my HDDs is old, but not used for system stuff at all, and is being replaced soon. I work from home as a remote repair dude, so needing help is a little embarrassing, I generally use whocrashed for BSODs but I cannot isolate the cause here: Reinstalled windows a month ago, still crashing like crazy. Video drivers up to date as of last week. Attached is dumps and perfmon data.
Perfmon says a disk has the dirty bit set, but that's an image of my pre-reinstall of the OS so I could get data from it readily incase anything decided to be real dumb on the reinstall. I just copied the whole system drive partition to my USB HDD, apparently that copied the dirty bit, too.
WinDBG doesn't seem to provide a lot of data whocrashed doesn't summarize, but I'm still a little dumb on dump analysis. Attached is the last week's worth of BSODs, as I recently cleared the folder because it had a lot of dumps in it. which I realize now is dumb, heh. I'm working through the BSOD analysis guide but I would really like some fast help on this, if at all possible, before I go crazy, or get canned for BSODing while in call.
Let me know if I failed to provide anything!