BSOD at idle error fltmgr.sys


  1. bonkers20
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    windows 7 ultimate 64bit
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    BSOD at idle error fltmgr.sys


    BSOD at idle error fltmgr.sys

    I have been getting this error for months now, I have bent mobo pins before I changed my motherboard and I thought problem was fixed but only to find it happened again my system specs are

    i7 920 liquid cooled
    8gb ddr3
    ati 7750 graphics card
    750 watt psu

    I have also tested my ram and all fine, also hardrive shows no errors either so can someone please help me as the problem is making me want to throw it away thanks in advance also my minidump file
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  3. bonkers20
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    windows 7 ultimate 64bit
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