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28 Sep 2013 | #21 |
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Did the entire PC hung i.e mouse and keyboard or just the software?
Next time it hangs press the NumLock or CapsLock keys on the keyboard and look for the light to blink as you do. If it doesn't then it's a hard hang if it does then it's the GPU that's hung. Do you mean you underclocked the GPU? Was it overclocked to begin with? |
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28 Sep 2013 | #22 |
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Did the entire PC hung i.e mouse and keyboard or just the software?
Next time it hangs press the NumLock or CapsLock keys on the keyboard and look for the light to blink as you do. If it doesn't then it's a hard hang if it does then it's the GPU that's hung. Do you mean you underclocked the GPU? Was it overclocked to begin with? It reached 83 and didn't move from there for a few minutes so I thought I was suppose to stop. Did I read that wrong? within the catalyst there's a CPU power tab. it was at 100% power, I lowered it to about 70. I can screenshot it when I get home. Edit: Another BSOD when I booted up and logged in. I took an image as well as screenshot the thing I was referring to earlier. It's set to 53% I believe, not 70. Also the Xeno drivers are still present, do I need to still remove those? I have two network cards in my PC. One realtek and the other is some xeno gaming one. I only use the realtek. |
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29 Sep 2013 | #23 |
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Hi and thanks for the update
![]() We need the dump files in-order to give an accurate assessment, please run the SFDT again and navigate to the folder named Live Kernel Reports where you found the dumps last time, and upload those as well. Where is it located if I may ask so? In the meantime please test your RAM as suggested earlier; Testing the RAM: Test and Diagnose RAM Issues with Memtest86+:
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Also those CPU Power controls should not be available to you as they are targeted towards battery savings & consumption on a laptop ![]() Do you have a replacement GPU (Graphics card) and/or PSU (Power supply) to test with? |
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29 Sep 2013 | #24 |
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Hi and thanks for the update
![]() We need the dump files in-order to give an accurate assessment, please run the SFDT again and navigate to the folder named Live Kernel Reports where you found the dumps last time, and upload those as well. Where is it located if I may ask so? In the meantime please test your RAM as suggested earlier; Testing the RAM: Test and Diagnose RAM Issues with Memtest86+:
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Also those CPU Power controls should not be available to you as they are targeted towards battery savings & consumption on a laptop ![]() Do you have a replacement GPU (Graphics card) and/or PSU (Power supply) to test with? I did a memtest a while back and one of my ram sticks was giving errors so I removed it. I tested all sticks for about 30 passes and only one gave errors. Unfortunately I have no PSU or GPU to swtich to. I originally had an AMD Radeon HD 6000 series but that died so I got this 7000 series one. Edit: The Kernal Dumps are in C:\Windows\LiveKernelReports\WATCHDOG. There haven't been any new ones since the 24th of this month. |
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29 Sep 2013 | #25 |
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The SFDT stands for Seven Forums Diagnostic Tool and its found here-
Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) Posting Instructions Did you use memtest86+ (the plus edition? it's the one we usually recommend here). Did you remove all RAM with errors? Those drivers doesn't look right to me. Please uninstall Catalyst Control Center using | AMD Catalyst Un-install Utility Then follow through with a pass of Driver Sweeper.
![]() Install the display driver only! | Do not install the Catalyst Control Center software.
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29 Sep 2013 | #26 |
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The SFDT stands for Seven Forums Diagnostic Tool and its found here-
Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) Posting Instructions Did you use memtest86+ (the plus edition? it's the one we usually recommend here). Did you remove all RAM with errors? Those drivers doesn't look right to me. Please uninstall Catalyst Control Center using | AMD Catalyst Un-install Utility Then follow through with a pass of Driver Sweeper.
![]() Install the display driver only! | Do not install the Catalyst Control Center software.
I used memtest86+. I did remove the ram that was giving errors, I tested every stick separately for about 30 passes and only one gave errors. |
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30 Sep 2013 | #27 |
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![]() Without the dumps I'm purely going on past experience ![]() The last bugcheck (picture) is usually a driver misbehaving, second argument 0x2 IRQL at dispatch level. From our past experience for some reason the dumps are being relocated despite the fact that it is set to the default %systemroot%/minidump folder, we can also see dumps are in fact being created (or at least being peppered to be written to disk, by the second line from the bottom of the BSOD). Search you PC for files that and are a .dmp and correspond to the dates of the recent bugchecks. I'm still not sure why it installs that version of the software could be because you have an AMD CPU as well though. Did you install the latest 13.9 drivers? Have a look inside of the PC checking for dust buildup and clean if necessary. I would also physically remove the extra Xeno card from the motherboard seeing that it's not in use and it has been a big part of the early bugchecks. |
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04 Oct 2013 | #28 |
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![]() Without the dumps I'm purely going on past experience ![]() The last bugcheck (picture) is usually a driver misbehaving, second argument 0x2 IRQL at dispatch level. From our past experience for some reason the dumps are being relocated despite the fact that it is set to the default %systemroot%/minidump folder, we can also see dumps are in fact being created (or at least being peppered to be written to disk, by the second line from the bottom of the BSOD). Search you PC for files that and are a .dmp and correspond to the dates of the recent bugchecks. I'm still not sure why it installs that version of the software could be because you have an AMD CPU as well though. Did you install the latest 13.9 drivers? Have a look inside of the PC checking for dust buildup and clean if necessary. I would also physically remove the extra Xeno card from the motherboard seeing that it's not in use and it has been a big part of the early bugchecks. Hey, sorry for the delayed reply. Been busy with school work. I've removed the card today after my pc bluescreened today. Prior to today it didn't blue screen since I sent that last message. I got a 0x0000024 code on it. my PC was also on for a day or two nonstop. |
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04 Oct 2013 | #29 |
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Hey, sorry for the delayed reply.
Been busy with school work. I've removed the card today after my pc bluescreened today. Prior to today it didn't blue screen since I sent that last message. I got a 0x0000024 code on it. my PC was also on for a day or two nonstop. ![]() Please return an answer to my previous questions. From our past experience for some reason the dumps are being relocated despite the fact that
it is set to the default %systemroot%/minidump folder, we can also see dumps are in fact being created (or at least being peppered to be written to disk, by the second line from the bottom of the BSOD). Search you PC for files that and are a .dmp and correspond to the dates of the recent bugchecks. I'm still not sure why it installs that version of the software could be because you have an AMD CPU as well though. Did you install the latest 13.9 drivers? Have a look inside of the PC checking for dust buildup and clean if necessary. |
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28 Oct 2013 | #30 |
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Hey, sorry for the delayed reply.
Been busy with school work. I've removed the card today after my pc bluescreened today. Prior to today it didn't blue screen since I sent that last message. I got a 0x0000024 code on it. my PC was also on for a day or two nonstop. ![]() Please return an answer to my previous questions. From our past experience for some reason the dumps are being relocated despite the fact that
it is set to the default %systemroot%/minidump folder, we can also see dumps are in fact being created (or at least being peppered to be written to disk, by the second line from the bottom of the BSOD). Search you PC for files that and are a .dmp and correspond to the dates of the recent bugchecks. I'm still not sure why it installs that version of the software could be because you have an AMD CPU as well though. Did you install the latest 13.9 drivers? Have a look inside of the PC checking for dust buildup and clean if necessary. I reverted back to 13.9 drivers. The issue still persists. The last blue screen I got said something along the lines of non paged in something area. I honestly can't remember. above that I believe it said dxgmms1.sys. My computer still isn't dumping the reports. I also couldn't find any new ones anywhere on my PC. |
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