Multiple BSOD erros (0x0000003b, 0x0000007f, 0x0000001a, 0x0000001e) &

koolkat77 said:

My bad I didn't read properly.
Did you check if the ram is compatible with the motherboard?
For now, put back both sticks, do the video stress test.
I'll be waiting for the results.

Alright, first sorry for the delay, but it took me a while to find appropriate times to do all of the tests you asked of me.

Here is what I have done so far:
I did a memtest+ test on each of the 2 RAM modules in each of the 2 RAM slots (4 tests total). The results were all fine with no errors of any kind. I did from 9-20 passes.

As for the GPU test, I'm not sure if you read my description right, but I said that the GPU is onboard, meaning integrated into the motherboard. It is NOT a discrete GPU. Nevertheless, I did the GPU stress test as well and let it run for a few hours and nothing happened. No BSOD or crash, just major lag. I was not able to monitor the temps of the GPU because apparently it did not have it's own sensor.

So...where do I go from here?

koolkat77 said:

Did you turn of verifier during these tests?
Monitored temp with Speccy?

No I did not. You can't turn on verifier when using memtest+ anyways, so the only one is the GPU one. And like I said, yes I tried that program and tried different ones as well. MY GPU IS INTEGRATED! There is no temp reported by w/e program I use. I have another PC with an integrate HD Radeon 4250 and that DOES NOT have temps reported either.

Sorry if I'm sounding rude, I don't mean it. Just making sure my points are getting across :)

1. Please upload the event viewer logs .....System and Application separately

2. Disable volume shadow service from services...

Anthony said:

Have you updated this driver?
Generic Marvell Yukon 88E8057 PCI-E Gigabit Ethernet Controller: Driver Date 8/17/2009: Marvell drivers

I don't think so, but the PC is connected via WiFi PCI card so I don't even use the ethernet port.

centaur78 said:

1. Please upload the event viewer logs .....System and Application separately

2. Disable volume shadow service from services...

Done and done. Files are attached.

alright

1. Go here and use the auto detect to download the latest drivers for you graphics.... there are lots of issues related to this as per your logs

2. Are you sure you disabled the Volume shadow copy service... the last logs does show it as still working ??

3. Post a snapshot of the HDD SMART using this

centaur78 said:

alright

1. Go here and use the auto detect to download the latest drivers for you graphics.... there are lots of issues related to this as per your logs

2. Are you sure you disabled the Volume shadow copy service... the last logs does show it as still working ??

3. Post a snapshot of the HDD SMART using this

1. Alright, done. I should mention that I have been trying different drivers for a while as that's what I thought the problem was. I tried the latest one, beta one, and the one on the Shuttle website. I never used the auto detect, though, so I will try this one.

2. Yes I'm positive. The reason you're seeing it is because I disabled it within seconds of saving the log files.

3. Here you go:

ok the HDD looks fine and the RAM's are fine as well

I will wait for your feedback on the graphics drivers before proceeding...

centaur78 said:

ok the HDD looks fine and the RAM's are fine as well

I will wait for your feedback on the graphics drivers before proceeding...

So basically keep using the computer normally and see if I get another BSOD?