BSOD F4 Trying to play games

TechThief · 12 Dec 2013

Hi I have been getting BSOD's each time I play a game for longer than 30min, whether its is old games or new games after a certain time my PC decides it hates me and blue screens with the error code 0000000F4 I will attach a dmp file and if there is any more information needed please tell me, for I am not very smart when it comes to these things.

So far I have ran: Chkdsk /f /r on all three hard drives as well as Seatools long and short scans and they all have passed.

I also formatted about a month a go and it is very strange that I am
having these screens.

Currently I am in SAFEMODE WITH NETWORKING. Until the problem is fixed I will have to stay in this mode

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P.S I apologize for any grammar errors, English is not my home language

TechThief · 13 Dec 2013

I am now receiving BSOD's whenever I try and start up to normal mode the same code

Arc · 13 Dec 2013

Your BSODs are stop 0xF4; and those are disc related issues.

Code:

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Use !analyze -v to get detailed debugging information.

BugCheck F4, {3, fffffa8008c40060, fffffa8008c40340, fffff80002f827b0}

----- ETW minidump data unavailable-----
Probably caused by : csrss.exe

Followup: MachineOwner
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As you cannot boot the computer up (it appears from your last post), you need a bootable tool to check the HDDs.

Do it for both your HDDs: SeaTools for DOS and Windows - How to Use
The Samsung one first, then the Seagate one.
** Note that you have AHCI as your storage controller, so you will need to set it to IDE first, as stated in the guide.

Let us know the results.

TechThief · 14 Dec 2013

Right before your post I decided to make sure that all my drivers are up to date so I updated NVIDIA experience as well as certain things on my motherboard (chipset, Audio, etc.) and it seems that for now it has worked I have not gotten any BSOD's so far I am also able to boot up in normal mode, but in case it starts to act up again I will make sure to try your solution and post if it worked.

Side note: Would it hurt if I were to do the SeaTools scans any way? Just so I can cover all the basis

Thank you