One of the dumps is pointing to RTKVHD64.sys, a driver associated with 'Realtek High Definition Audio Function'. Please uninstall it and then update it from the below link.
Realtek
Run an sfc/scannow command in an elevated command prompt. If errors are found, run it twice more with each scan followed by a reboot.
SFC /SCANNOW Command - System File Checker
Ok after installing driver from the link and running SFC scan (3 times with no errors) its still crashes on start up and says its the RTKVHD64.sys that's causing the crash with driver verifier on. Also its still crashing when playing ARMA but I was able to play for 1-1.5 hrs before it crashed giving me the BCCode 101 error again unfortunately I did not run the collection tool after that crash so I will Have to try agan . I have tried installing new audio drivers from both the link you provided and from gigabytes web site but both cause crashes on start up with Driver Verifier on, but it is still random it will crash on start up sometime but not every time.
Uninstall the driver but do not reinstall it. Reboot your computer and continue playing ARMA.
Please upload the latest dumps.
Ok I uninstalled it and played ARMA2 here is the reports, but the problem is that just before posting this I went to Device Manager an saw that the driver was still installed so I'm going to make sure its uninstalled and try again with new reports. thanks
You have a very odd case as your dumps say you have a 0x101 error and yet they don't point to any specific driver (Unknown_Image).
Run a Repair Install. It should fix your current version and Windows 7 but preserve your data, programs, user accounts etc.
How do you feel about a new, clean installation of Windows?
well I have been unable to find my win 7 disc and activation key. We moved recently and haven't unpacked all the boxes yet so that option is out until I find those. all I can do is include the latest dumps and see of there are any changes. thanks again.
Sorry I haven't updated lately. I finally think I know what is wrong, while doing a back up and watching a YouTube video my GPU started making noise, vibrating and the fan would slow to almost a stop the speed back up. After having my PSU tested I am confidant my GPU is bad not sure why it took this long to show physical signs of damage but kinda glad it did. So I'm waiting for Shappire to issue me an RMA # and upon getting it back I will update you on weather or not its still BSIDing. Thanks for your time and help again it has been much appreciated. :)
So I got my graphics card back last week and finally found sometime to play DayZ. I played for several hour with out any problems. I wanted to thank you for your time and help in this matter.
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