New Build BSOD 0x00000124


  1. Posts : 1
    Windows 7 Ultimate x64
       #1

    New Build BSOD 0x00000124


    Hello I just put together a new desktop that I bought.

    Intel Haswell i7 4770k
    EVGA GTX 770
    Asus Z87 - PRO motherboard
    2x4 GB Corsair CMZ8GX3M2A1600C9

    I have gotten the 0x00000124 error twice the day i built the computer, and i used BlueScreenViewer to see what was happening and it said the culprit was ky.sys. I installed all windows updates and the problem came back a couple hours later. There was another bluescreen with the code of 0x000007e and it said hal.dll was the problem. I ran sfc /scannow in cmd and it said files were corrupted and couldnt be fixed. So I reinstalled windows, after that I reinstalled my game (Rift) and kept playing and got the bluescreen (0x00000124) about 6 hours later. I realized I hadn't installed windows updates on this fresh install either. I am waiting for the updates to install but I have a feeling it will crash again anyways.

    Sorry for not posting a dump file but my computer didn't save one on the last bluescreen. When it happens again I will update this post with the dump file.

    From just this information is there anyway you can assume some of the hardware i bought is faulty? I built the computer last Thursday 7/11/13.

    I do not think overheating is an issue at all. My Tower has 5 fans in it, my GPU has two built onto it and of course my cpu is using the one that came in the box. I ran some heat monitoring programs 5 hours into heavy graphics gaming and my cpu cores never went above 50c and my gpu never went above 70c.

    EDIT: I just checked to see if my specific ram dimm was in the Qualified Vendors List and the specific RAM i have isnt listed. Is it possible that this RAM is not compatible with the mobo and is causing the hardware failure?
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  2. Arc
    Posts : 35,373
    Microsoft Windows 10 Pro Insider Preview 64-bit
       #2

    Post it following the Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) Posting Instructions.

    Though it has a least to do with the crash dumps for a stop 0x124, but better to have a look before going for anything else.
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