BSOD, Regular Bugcheck error

mrd156 · 12 Dec 2013

All disks passed the short test, have started the long test on just the OS ST500DM002.

Looking to run the RAM tests tonight to see if that flags anything, there is only one 4GB chip so hopefully that should get a good test overnight.

mrd156 · 13 Dec 2013

Ok so the long test on the OS ST500DM002 passed with no errors. The Memtest86+ made 21 passes last night with 0 errors.

The Malwarebytes Scan flagged up the below. Wondering if something like this could cause a BSOD.

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Arc · 13 Dec 2013

OpenCandy is a potentially unwanted program for user, but I doubt that those may cause BSODs. If comes with some applications like ImgBurn.

Anyway, remove all those.

If you have followed post #5 totally, then it remains almost nothing to blame, other than a failing SATA port.

mrd156 · 13 Dec 2013

The only step I was not able to complete was to Re-seat the sata and power. That being said I would have thought I would see an issue flag up issue when running tests.

The Warning "Reset to device, \Device\RaidPort0, was issued." pops up now an then.

I was wondering if I was to change the SATA mode from AHCI to IDE could that help. Being an older more compatible mode. I have never switched this on a live system so unsure if you can do this. Guess you would uninstall the driver in Windows, switch it in the BIOS and take the native driver when it boots.

Arc · 13 Dec 2013

If you change the SATA mode, the computer will will not boot to windows anymore other than a clean reinstall.

Re-seating is needed, to make it 100% sure that everything is properly seated.

mrd156 · 20 Dec 2013

New update.

New SATA cables, new OS drive running on its own with a fresh copy of Win7 Pro, still got a BSOD today. Am I on the right track now if I get the motherboard replaced. I am guessing this is the last thing it can be.

Arc · 20 Dec 2013

Very unhappy to know it

mrd156 · 27 Dec 2013

No luck it seems with the new motherboard, still getting BSOD after BugCheck.

The motherboard was replaced, hdd/0, hdd/1 both replaced. No longer an SSD drive just two 500GB WD. Here is a fresh copy of the Grab All. Would you able to check and see what I am looking at this time with this BSOD.
Thanks in advance.

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Arc · 28 Dec 2013

Both the BSODs are stop 0xF4, so those are storage error.

Code:

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*                        Bugcheck Analysis                                    *
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Use !analyze -v to get detailed debugging information.

BugCheck F4, {3, fffffa80098edb30, fffffa80098ede10, fffff8000339b0d0}

Probably caused by : csrss.exe

Followup: MachineOwner
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Make it sure that you performed the first part of the point 2 of post #5.

mrd156 · 28 Dec 2013

Yes all of them steps have been followed. I have found that when a graphics card is connected to the second graphics port (pic-e x4) the bsod occor. When not connected to this port I have not had one so far.

The problem I have is this system is connected to a number of displays so needs the two. Currently have two Zotac GT610 synergy edition 1GB. One connected to the main pci-e (x16) and the second to a pic-e (x4). Have you ever heard of this causing this type of issue.