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That I cannot answer. I did bold the bottom portion of your file, to show that the driver was in use at the time of the BSOD.
Multiple different BSOD. Cannot find reason.
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New #62
I think I'll just do a clean install. If I still have problems after that, I guess I will RMA my motherboard.
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New #63
Before the clean install, go into safe mode. If you BSOD very good chance its hardware. clean install will not fix that.
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New #64
I've already been booted into safe mode for a very long period of time with no BSOD while still browsing and using the computer (same as I have been while in regular boot). I won't lose anything by doing a clean install and at this point I'm just tired of the problem, whatever it is.
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New #65
OK, it looks like it is software, but maybe I can help here.
Thist tutorial tells you the best way to make the install and it gives a link to Seven SP1, which will save a lot of update time. You will have to update only since SP1
Back up your stuff and you need a product key number
Clean Reinstall - Factory OEM Windows 7
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New #66
Time to RMA my mobo. BSOD after clean install, had only installed like 5 things before it happened.
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