My computer will BSOD randomly when I leave it alone for a bit or sometimes when just browsing online. I don't actually get a blue screen, the computer just freezes. After I manually reset the computer, there will be a windows recovery error message, I have attached the dmp files but I can't pinpoint what is causing the error
Last edited by afkmaster; 02 Jul 2013 at 15:54. Reason: Adding SF Diagnostic
Hello afkmaster, Welcome to SF
Please post following Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) Posting Instructions
The more info we have the better
All three dumps you uploaded have the same bugcheck code 0x101 clock watchdog timeout but unfortunately dont point at a specific cause
Check the temperatures in your machine for any signs of overheating if all ok then chances are it is prob a driver issue
Check event viewer for any critical errors that may give us a clue
Could try driver verifier to see if you can identify any misbehaving/wayward drivers
Using Driver Verifier to identify issues with Drivers
Hi Pauly, I have attached the files from the SF Diagnostic tool. I haven't found any signs of overheating, I am now currently r unning verifier to look for drivers
You have posted the same three dumps with nothing else
Please run the SF tool and click grab all then wait a couple minutes for the data to be gathered, when complete there should be a few txt files and an msinfo32 file as well as the dumps
Sorry about that, I have uploaded a new file with all the files. After I ran verifier, it seems like the driver that was crashing my computer was gdrv.sys, which looks like something to do with motherboard a GIGABYTE GA-P55-USB3 mobo, any thoughts? Looking around it seems like I can't rename the file since it will be re-generated. It might have to do with me using the @BIOS program to update my BIOS from windows instead of manually doing it through qflash.
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