BSOD on desktop appearing after two previous crashes

Woody1122 · 04 Sep 2012

My computer has been unremarkable for four years, since it was built. Today, it had a BSOD citing 'memory management' whilst I was browsing on Chrome. Afterwards it booted fine. An hour or so ago, when I was playing the new Counter Strike (which I recently downloaded, but had no problems with initially), a BSOD occurred again but this time with the error IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL. Now, directly the desktop appears the BSOD appears again. So consequently, despite reading the rules, I am unable to post a crash report. I have tried booting in safe mode with networking with no joy, and also tried startup repair, but the BSOD just appears again.

The BSOD technical information:
*** STOP: 0x0000000A (0xC04980AB, 0x0000000, 0x0000000, 0xBAB7B583

Spec:
Corsair DDR2 RAM
E6700 dual core (not OCd)
8800 GTS

Many thanks for any advice

EDIT: Managed to get the report

koolkat77 · 04 Sep 2012

Welcome

We need the dump files for full analysis, please follow:

https://www.sevenforums.com/crashes-d...tructions.html

Woody1122 · 04 Sep 2012

Thanks for your reply. I understand the report is very useful, but as stated in my first post, I cannot get onto my computer since the BSOD appears as the desktop loads. Consequently I cannot install the software.

koolkat77 · 04 Sep 2012

Are you able to enter safe mode?

Woody1122 · 04 Sep 2012

I tried safe mode with networking but to no avail. Now when I turn on I do not have the option of safe mode. Only normal and 'start up recovery' or some similarly named Microsoft programme.

koolkat77 · 04 Sep 2012

At the moment I'm running out of ideas, but calling for help & see if this helps you.
Troubleshooting Windows 7 Failure to Boot

centaur78 · 04 Sep 2012

Woody

since we dont have the dumps to analyse and you haven't even updated the profile specs....

let do the hardware first

Memory : if you have two or more .... remove all and boot the system with just one ....if one fails try with the others as well as with different slots.

Graphics Card : if your motherboard has an onboard one... use that ...rather than the pcie one...see if it boots..

let use know..

Arc · 04 Sep 2012

Boot into Advanced Boot Options and then chose safe mode.

Woody1122 · 04 Sep 2012

Arc said:

Boot into Advanced Boot Options and then chose safe mode.

Many thanks for that, here is the attached report.

centaur78 · 04 Sep 2012

well most of the BSOD are memory management errors..

try running memtest for each RAM at each slot for atleast 6 to 8 passes to confirm that the RAM's are not faulty...