BSOD'ing after X amount of up time

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  1. Jackitos
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    Windows 7 Ultimate x64 SP1
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       New #21

    Still looking for my motherboard install cd before I do a format. I moved the .sys file that was causing the error, just to see if it would help.
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  3. Jackitos
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    Windows 7 Ultimate x64 SP1
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       New #22

    Hi. I found my motherboard disc.

    We can mark this as solved. I formatted both my SSD and my slave HDD. Apparently, my slave HDD had a system made partition and it appears that my OS SSD was having conflicts with whatever in that partition. Since I formatted that HDD, everything appears to be running fine with zero crashes.
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