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Dug this one up in the event viewer
BSOD
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New #12
Rupert
Are you over clocking?
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New #13
Nope no overclocking. No antivirus, no spyware removal stuff etc.
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New #14
Rupert
Are you over clocking?
I noticed in the event log , kernal errors, and kernal processor errors. You have 3 HD, at least 1 dvd, cpu, fan. mem, graphics card. what power supply (if its not a laptop) you have.
ken
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New #15
3 HDD, 1 DVD, 2 GFX.
700W Tagan TG700-U35X is the PSU
Asus P5WDG2 WS Professional i975X is the motherboard
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New #16
Hi, I know you posted a Dxdiag with some information on it, but would you also do one from your System Information, just type this into the search box and you will see it up near the top, take a picture with the snipping tool and post it up here please of the first page .
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New #17
Ok go to the Asus site and download everything that is available for your Motherboard, and install them, While ZigZag is checking your dump files.
Asus Drivers Site.
http://support.asus.com/download/download.aspx?SLanguage=en-us
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New #19
Thanks for that. When you say everything: ASUSTeK Computer Inc.-Support-
Do I want the BIOS stuff? I assume I don't need the utilities etc so just chipset, Audio, and LAN?
I assume Vista 64 bit would be my OS of choice?
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