While running memtest for the second time. My memory came back with errors. Could this also be what is effecting my cpu being registered as new each restart? If so i will buy new ram but if it looks like it could be more than just my ram then i will have to save up for new parts
RAM errors are not a good sign.
About your CPU registering as a newly installed each time is at the motherboard end,
its a semi-common issue with Asus motherboards mainly with AMI BIOS.
I'm going to go buy a new stick of ram and cmos battery. Ill let you know or results. Once i get it back set up.
Even with new RAM pc is getting BSOD. I believe new CMOS battery fixed Bios issues. Here is the most recent dump file.
Thanks again for all the help.
Your first dump is pointing a finger towards your GPU once again.
What is the make and model of your PSU and how old is it?
Please fill out this form and post the Wattage value its calculating | Recommended Power Supply Wattage Calculator .
Your 2nd dump however was more a little bit more revealing:
Code:fffff880`02ffd318 fffff880`03cf0d10 netr28x+0x2d10 fffff880`02ffd328 fffff880`03cf06c0 netr28x+0x26c0 fffff880`02ffdbf8 fffff880`03cf0d10 netr28x+0x2d10 fffff880`02ffdc08 fffff880`03cf06c0 netr28x+0x26c0Code:Loaded symbol image file: netr28x.sys Image path: \SystemRoot\system32\DRIVERS\netr28x.sys Image name: netr28x.sys Timestamp: Thu Feb 26 05:02:09 2009 (49A60631)Driver Reference Table - netr28x.sysCode:802.11n Wireless LAN Card Ralink 802.11n Wireless Driver for Windows Vista
I couldn't locate the exact model of the adapter, what is it?
If you don't find an updated Windows 7 driver remove the adapter.
My PSU is a coolermaster 600w, and it is new. The Power wattage calculator suggests 450w. The adaptor is a Tenda 300Mbps Wireless PCI adaptor/ Model Number.. W322P V2.0
I just installed new driver from W322P Wireless N300 PCI Adapter for the v2.0 model. It says that it is supposed to be compatible with windows 7.
Ok that PSU should be enough.
I found this | W322Pv2.0Drivers - Tenda |
But I'm not entirely happy with it, its from 2010.
Before installing this version uninstall the currently installed driver:
- Remove any software related to the adapter.
Start Menu> type Device Manager and select device manager from the options presented.
- Expand Network Adapters, find your wireless adapter (if you're not sure which one post a screenshot)
- Right-click the correct device and choose Uninstall.
- Remove the adapter physically from the PC.
- Reboot the PC.
- Reconnect the adapter and install the newly downloaded driver.
I installed the new driver without removing the hardware should I re-uninstall the driver and remove hardware, do a restart, then install the hardware then drivers?
Its preferable to do it that way in-order to avoid conflicts,
but since you already installed it we can wait and see how it goes.
To confirm that the new drivers are in use, upload a new instance of the MSINFO32 file:
Start> RUN> "MSINFO32" without the quotes then hit [Enter].
In "MSINFO32" go to, File> Save> name it your user-name and upload.
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