Windows 7: ntoskrnl.exe BSOD randomly

ICIT2LOL · 09 Dec 2013

Ok well seems it has some to spare but that doesn't mean it is ok itself.

I personally would be testing the PSU Mouie using that link I sent it takes only a few minutes and like I said PSU's cause more problems than people tend to think they do.

Britton30 · 09 Dec 2013

Download HWiNFO, HWiNFO32/64 - Download and run it to see what your PSU output is with w7 running.

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moieu · 09 Dec 2013

I will try the psu test when I can, I just can't do it at the moment. Also I should mention stuff will randomly crash. Extensions in chrome, chrome itself, adobe flash, skype, and games I play. Here is the picture.

moieu · 17 Dec 2013

Another bsod, first one since the 9th. What I'm uploading contains all the bsod's in my dmp folder. But the most recent one is the one from the 17th. Computer had been working fine since the 9th.

ICIT2LOL · 17 Dec 2013

M check the updates since it began running ok mate and if necessary system restore to before the last batch. If you can identify the culprit then hide it.
You need the updates settings as my pic and then when you se the update come through right click on it and Hide it will then not be added to the updates to be installed.

moieu · 17 Dec 2013

This is the last update I had, Definition Update for Windows Defender - KB915597 (Definition 1.165.32.0)

Installation date: ‎12/‎17/‎2013 9:59 AM

Installation status: Successful

Update type: Important

Install this update to revise the definition files used to detect spyware and other potentially unwanted software. Once you have installed this item, it cannot be removed.

More information:
Computer and Internet Security | Microsoft Safety & Security Center

Help and Support:
Computer and Internet Security | Microsoft Safety & Security Center

Although I don't know if that could cause a blue screen. It was today though, around 10am.

Britton30 · 17 Dec 2013

Sorry, I just saw the HWinfo snip. The 12V is a bit over the max it should be and you don't even have a 5V listed. The PSU may be failing. The only way to find out is putting in a known good one unfortunately.

moieu · 21 Dec 2013

Unfortunately I don't have another psu. The stock one failed before so it was replaced. I could buy a new one after christmas and then test it.

moieu · 24 Dec 2013

So there is a big chance it's my psu? I've been getting more bsods recently. Here are the files. Also my computer will freeze sometimes, and then unfreeze. Also google chrome likes to randomly crash a lot. I kind of want to be sure its my psu before I buy another one.

Britton30 · 24 Dec 2013

There's a good chance the PSU can be causing some of the issues. Harry will have to read the report, I let him know and noticed you did too. :)