BSOD right after login error 0x7f caused by ntoskrnl.exe+7efc0

RobbieLeMLG said:

Super weird things are happening, the PC is not crashing as long as i do my CPU stres-test


Is this...normal?

Not at all. And it seems that the problem might be with the CPU.

RobbieLeMLG said:

Crashed after a while, but it took way longer time than usuall, and i even had skype open without an immediate crash.

Crash dumps are silent, as always.

Can you re-mantle The computer to make it sure that all the parts are properly seated?

How old the computer is? can you make it sure that the motherboard and the processor are compatible to each other? And, it is also make sure that the CPU is not physically damaged ... all the pins are intact, and the thermal paste is applied there properly.

In your first post you said you knew the cause. Could we know that too?




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RobbieLeMLG said:

Britton30 said:

In your first post you said you knew the cause. Could we know that too?

By that i meant the Ntoskrnl.exe+7efc0

LOL ... that cannot be the cause :)

As it is six motnhs old only, you should take the benefit of the warranty In this case it is nothing but a hardware error for sure, and further hardware tests may nullify the warranty sometimes.

RobbieLeMLG said:

So, no other things we can try to find the error`?

If you want to proceed .... do what stated in post #38.

It should take a time to yield the result of those tests, specially 8 passes of memtest.

I guess the vendor will not just reinstall the OS ... make them test the parts of hardware.