BSOD on window 7 - few days after I build my own computer.

brentrich · 15 Sep 2012

Yeah it's in this thread

https://www.sevenforums.com/crashes-d...ml#post2096079

Karl is trying few different ways to see if this can get resolved but so far no luck

z3r010 · 15 Sep 2012

Threads merged

brentrich · 15 Sep 2012

Karl,

First - I never re-enable or re-install any programs at all.

Second, I followed all your instruction for script and I put driver.zip attachment.

brentrich · 15 Sep 2012

Also on small note that I want to add, It happens to me twice. It looks like I'm having a bad luck with building my own computer. Blue screen and now this. I noticed the whole black screen just appear for no reason which it looks like the monitor is not on even the computer is running fine and the monitor is on but it shows black screen. I don't know if anyone experienced this problem before. At first, I thought it was my computer sleeping but I put it as never so it has to be something else.

karlsnooks · 15 Sep 2012

am watching sports. If anyone else wants to jump in, then you are more than welcome.

brentrich · 15 Sep 2012

Karl, any luck with finding the issue when you open my driver and Do you know anything about black screen if possible?

brentrich · 16 Sep 2012

Good afternoon, I was wondering if you find out the issue yet with the driver.zip that I sent you. I went to download the latest video card driver last night and see if it works, If you suggest me not to, I will uninstall. Let me know, thanks! I just want to get over with this.

Also do you know anything about black screen that I mentioned back there?

karlsnooks · 16 Sep 2012

bentrich,
Your black screens can be caused by a hacked version of Win 7.

I am not saying that yours is hacked. Just giving some info.

You need to go to:
Windows 7 Compatibility: Software Programs & Hardware Devices: Find Updates, Drivers, & Downloads

Check each and every piece of equipment used by your system for having a Win 7 LOGO, not just being compatible.

Win 7 LOGO means that microsoft has approved the product.
Compatible only means that the company claims that the product is compatible.

After determining if your components have a win logo, then
Start over from ground zero.
Only connect memory, 1 and only 1 hdd/sdd, one mouse, one keyboard, one display device, 1 dvd/cd device.
Nearly all motherboards come with graphics capability. You do not need a graphic card.

Notice there is no mention of connecting usb hubs.

Now make a clean install of Win 7.

Clean Install Windows 7

brentrich · 16 Sep 2012

When I first built my computer, I got BSOD and did some research and I had to format my computer again then went straight to window update only and I did and I kept on getting BSOD. I'm getting tired of this, is it possible of you can control my computer which make it much easier.

I need a graphic card to play games like world of warcraft, battlefield 3, etc.

I checked every hardware I have on my comiputer and it's all compatible. Since you took awhile to get look at my computer, is my memory all connected and secured, how about hard drive? Is there any way we can get in touch and discuss a little bit further? Email?

brentrich · 16 Sep 2012

Should I try to update the latest driver for my motherboard? I finished update the latest driver for my video card. Do i need to take out all 4 memory stick and put 1 at time to test it or not necessary since you already looked through my computer info and you said all my specs looked great.