BSOD Crash While Gaming / Idle

Problem Devices:

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SM Bus Controller	PCI\VEN_8086&DEV_1E22&SUBSYS_84CA1043&REV_04\3&11583659&0&FB	The drivers for this device are not installed.
PCI Simple Communications Controller	PCI\VEN_8086&DEV_1E3A&SUBSYS_84CA1043&REV_04\3&11583659&0&B0	The drivers for this device are not installed.

The above devices are Intel drivers. Install all Intel drivers from your motherboard support site: Chipset, VGA, LAN, USB, SATA. I am surprised the system has been running as well as it has without those drivers. ASUS - Motherboards- ASUS Maximus V GENE


After installing the Intel VGA driver, disable your Intel graphics in Device Manager: Start Menu -> Right click Computer -> Manage -> Device Manager from the list on the left -> Expand Display adapters -> Right click Intel display device -> Disable


Nothing to indicate what your crashes were, unfortunately. And yes, disabling your pagefile can cause crashes. It is best to have at least 4 GB reserved for the pagefile for programs that expect it to be there.

Hey man, thanks for a quick response.

I went through the Asus site and got all of the drivers for everything you listed. The VGA driver though, kept giving me an error saying "Your system does not meet the minimum requirements." I made sure I downloaded the Win7 64 bit version, even re downloaded it 3 times and got the same error. No idea what I could be or if it was something I was doing wrong, I don't believe it was me, but anything is possible.

All the other drivers installed perfectly.

I also went to the Intel site, and used an app to make sure all of my intel drivers were updated, and there was one so I updated that too.

Just got done with all that now, 11pm EST, I didn't have a crash today as of yet, also just let the machine Idle and didn't really do anything on it.

I have the paging file on, system determining the size, so possibly that could be my source of crashes, not having it on like you said.

I re ran the utilities that were suggested before making a post here, and am Attaching them so you can ( or whomever ) can re look over them to make sure I did what you said correctly.

The device manager is still showing the PCI Simple Communications Controller as not being installed, and I did some looking up on it but cant find a driver for it. Most sites say its something having to do with a dial up modem driver or w/e and I don't have one or plan on using one, but still don't know where to get the driver for it. No clue if that could be causing it but will try anything.

Still haven't crashed yet, so no error report to give, but if you or whomever needs anything from me info wise, plz ask and I will do my best to timely respond.

Ty again for the helps.

Intel(R) Management Engine Interface can be found in ASUS - Motherboards- ASUS Maximus V GENE -> Windows 7 64bit -> Utilities.

That is the device you are currently missing the driver for. Please install it.

It appears your Intel VGA onboard graphics are disabled through the BIOS. If that is the case, there is no reason to install the driver or to enable it in the BIOS. Leave things as is (after installing the Intel Management Engine Interface drivers) and see how the system responds with the driver changes.

All drivers installed.

Attached another archive with the perfmon report and the utility folder.

Haven't had a Blue screen yet.

I did however, after playing Diablo 3 for a while, with skype / mumble / firefox open have a somewhat crash.

After exiting out of Diablo 3 ( I saw your response, so I immediately downloaded the drivers ) and when I went to open the folder, Explorer crashed. Everything somewhat locked up, cpu usage went to 100%, and eventually every program was non responsive. I managed to open the task manager, and all of the programs went status wise to "not responding."

I had to hard reboot the system, I couldn't get anything to respond.

Rebooted, installed the drivers, and am now typing this out.

Ty again for your assistance. If I experience any more issues, I will respond here.

You have an Event ID 10 error: Event ID 10 is logged in the Application log after you install Service Pack 1 for Windows 7 or Windows Server 2008 R2

Also, please uninstall the following program, download a fresh copy, and then install the fresh copy. You have sidebyside errors related to it which indicate it may be corrupted.

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C:\Program Files (x86)\SplitMediaLabs\XSplit

Followed that link and let that site correct the Error using the link.

Fresh Install of Xsplit ( no error this time on install ).

Attached a fresh copy of the 2 reports to this post.

Ty again!

Went out for a few min, came back, blue screen, and here is the Mini Dump File.

Same thing while Idle occurred again while the system was Idle with no applications running aside from Skype and firefox.

Attached the new dump files.

Same issue pretty frequently now.

Attached new updated info from the tools and the perfmon report.