Apparently it is not overheating in normal operations. But low disc space is the primary reason for a 7E BSOD. I use Home Premium, it takes nearly 14 GB for windows only.
I have nothing more to do but pointing to the Hard Disk Space - Free Up and Recover for one more time. Read the thread. There are ways for you.
With 16 GB of ram it's likely that both the pagefile and the hybernation file are taking up 16 GB apiece if you didn't take some countermeasure post-install.
I suggest to turn off hybernation if you don't use it (desktops rarely need it). this tutorial
I also suggest to manually reduce your pagefile to 1024 mb, as with 16 GB of RAM it's used only for error dumps and other system mainteneance, and more than a GB is overkill for that.
So, open Control Panel, select "view small icons" from top right corner, then select System and then selec Advanced System Settings from the list on the left, then in the Performance box (the first) you click on settings, then go in Advanced tab and click on the Change button, select Custom Size and write in both boxes 1024, click Set and then Ok, restart if necessary.
Last edited by bobafetthotmail; 16 Jun 2013 at 05:11. Reason: Hahaha, wrong link. Now fixed.
Bobafett, well you were right about the pagefile, for some reason it was indeed set to 16GB. Though the tutorial you linked is actually a link to postepay in Italian. I set the pagefile down to 1GB though.
Well I went through the command prompt and disabled hibernate (though I suspect it may have already been off) fingers crossed guys, Warframe invariably bluescreens me in 20 minutes so I'll boot it up and see what happens.
Well, I can't say for sure but so far, since implementing Bobafett's advice, I have had no BSODs, so thanks guys, really appreciate the help!
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