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BSODS, constantly...
So this is getting to be quite frustrating, I probably have little time to type this out so here goes...
I've read all the BSOD topics that pertain to this issue and the errors I am getting, but I am not that savvy when it comes to this stuff so as far as I could tell nothing worked..
Lately I have been getting CONSTANT BSOD's, they used to be randomly intermittent but as of tonight theyre almost every 10 minutes.
I thought the GFX card was the issue in my computer, but I have since replaced it with my backup and I get the same BSOD's.
They are always one of these three (a different one each time usually):
Memory Management
System Service Exception
IRQL Not Equal (or something like that)
I have ran Windows memory diagnostic, which came up with zero errors. Also have run chkdsk, which came up fine. I have used Driver Easy to update my drivers, and as far as I can tell they're all up to date (though I am still 100% uncertain - And I do not know how good of a program that is). I have also just run the Windows Resource Protection program, where you do the /sfc scannow command. It came up with 100% zero integrity errors, nothing to repair.
What happens is as follows (ALWAYS the exact same process):
I get the BSOD, and reboot my computer, immediately I get another BSOD. So I restart, and I get the system setup screen, and boot to the last known good configuration. After this I then get to the Windows logo screen, but it just freezes and nothing happens. So I reboot again, and it works fine.
This is the exact process that I have to go through every time I get one of these BSOD's. Also sometimes, when my computer freezes or BSOD's, it will emit a loud constant beep. I reboot, and it beeps again with just a black screen. If I try to boot up again immediately, I get the freeze with a constant beep again. After waiting about 5 minutes, I boot up and it works fine untiL i get my next BSOD (the beep doesnt come with every BSOD).
I'd also like to note, that the only things that I have touched since getting this computer are the graphics card (bought a new one) and the PSU (A new one to support the gfx card, 535W instead of the stock 300 that came with my computer). Everything else is as it was when I bought the PC, and I have done zero overclocking of any sort with any hardware.
I get these BSOD's when doing ANYTHING on my computer. Even when I am not even at the computer and there is nothing at all running, no background programs even, and I still got it (about an hour ago I was just sitting watching TV and saw that my PC had BSOD on me).
I am hoping that this is an overheating issue (since it seems to boot up fine if I leave it alone for a few minutes before trying to boot up immediately).. But I have my doubts since I did not know that could cause BSOD's..
Also: WheN I run any spyware programs, they all come up clean with zero conflicts. However, whenever I run Windows Defender about half way through the scanning I get a BSOD. But it's ONLY with windows defender. All other spyware programs work fine and come up clean.
Here are the dmp files:
Dumpfiles.zip download - 2shared
There is one unreleated question as well... On the back of my power supply there is what looks like a "dial", which I can turn clockwise and counter-clockwise. When I turn this to the "full" setting (there is a gauge on it), my PSU gets noticeably louder. I do not know what this dial is or does, but I get the BSOD's with it on either setting. Another thing, is that my PSU is really loud.. Almost like an Xbox. At least, I think it's my PSU, it's either that or my main CPU fan, but I've yet to use my PC with the case open to verify which one is loud.
EDIT: Sorry I forgot to add the CPU Z Screens, here you are:
http://imgur.com/osneo
Last edited by Looseball; 02 May 2012 at 01:45.