BSOD while surfing internet/using Ableton Live

Hi aaaronnnn

Almost all BSOD point to Bugcheck 1000007E with reference to 0xc00005 error ... which is a memory access violation error.

Now here is what you need to confirm to me

1. Are you overclocking the CPU or memory ?? either via bios manually or via utility from MSI

2. Though the error does refer to memory .... it could either be the actual RAM or the Paged files. Please run Crystal Disk and post a snapshot of the SMART values here for each HDD/SSD.

3. Remove all the ATI application like Catalyst Control Center (CCC), Hydravision, MSI After Burner....

4. As a precaution Uninstall AVG 2013 as its a know cause of BSOD for most of the people here and install MSE.. which works well with Windows and its Firewall.

5. Since you have CPUZ install... please post the snapshot here of the CPU tab and Memory tab

Do these and let me know.

alright, so first things first:
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which of these listed should I uninstall (if any)

second, Here are the Crystal disk snaps:
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OCZ VERTEX SSD

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HDD

Third, the CPUZ Snaps:
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Thanks again for your time and help!

1. Waiting for answer ?

2. Please update the OCZ vertex 3 firmware to 2.25.

3. Uninstall everything.. keep only the drivers.

4. Have you done this ?

5. please post the snapshot here SPD tab for each RAM

sorry, forgot that one. Everything is stock, no OC. AVG is uninstalled.

Which download do i need for my SSD? Desktop executable or the PC bootable? Also, will i lose any data with this update?

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again, as always, thank you for your help and patience

The OCZ Toolbox (desktop executable version) supports only Agility 4, Vertex 4, and Vertex 2 when updating firmware on SSDs running as the boot drive. For all other drives please install SSD as a secondary drive when updating the firmware or use the OCZ Toolbox (bootable version).

and yes back up your data