Random Blue Screens on a Fresh Clean install

Blue screens seem to happen randomly and they contain different information each time

I tried uninstalling the drivers for the Nvidia Geforce 8800 but it did not help.

I have attached the system information and the Mini dumps that have happened since last night.

Here is the system info

DocBrown said:

Thanks Yane & Welcome

Several of us will be analizing to help you

Here is your sysinfo snip

Thank you very much. I tried looking up the information online and have not been successful so far.

Yane said:

DocBrown said:

Thanks Yane & Welcome

Several of us will be analizing to help you

Here is your sysinfo snip

Thank you very much. I tried looking up the information online and have not been successful so far.

Ok

I have started running the 15 dumps and have a few questions. first do you have NOrton installed? are you over clocking? you running a RAID? Do you have software from Greatis?

Ken

The first Five dumps

there are two with system files, and three containing memory corruption. Running this many is going to take a while. In the mean time

You have memory problems so I would download memtestx86 and run a long test preferably overnight.

If overclocking STOP. run a system file check by

start>search>cmd>right clikc and run as admin>sfc /scannow.

Its possible that if I get some help from someone with the right tools they might be able to narrow it down

Ken

zigzag3143 said:

Yane said:

DocBrown said:

Thanks Yane & Welcome

Several of us will be analizing to help you

Here is your sysinfo snip

Thank you very much. I tried looking up the information online and have not been successful so far.

Ok

I have started running the 15 dumps and have a few questions. first do you have NOrton installed? are you over clocking? you running a RAID? Do you have software from Greatis?

Ken

Hello, and thank you for replying!

I do not have norton installed. I am not over clocking at all. I am not running a RAID setup. The MB allows for 6 SATA drives, but they are not run in raid formation. I do not know of the company Greatis. I do not think I have any software from them.

Add remove programs lists the following:

1. Adobe flash Player
2. AVG
3. Debugging tools for windows (x64)
4. Google Chrome
5. Microsoft V C++
6. Microsoft Windows Debugging symbols
7. Nvidia PhysX
8. System Requirements Lab
9. Visual C++ runtime setup package (x64) - From AVG

zigzag3143 said:

The first Five dumps

there are two with system files, and three containing memory corruption. Running this many is going to take a while. In the mean time

You have memory problems so I would download memtestx86 and run a long test preferably overnight.

If overclocking STOP. run a system file check by

start>search>cmd>right clikc and run as admin>sfc /scannow.

Its possible that if I get some help from someone with the right tools they might be able to narrow it down

Ken

Thank you again for your help. I know it is a lot of Data. I have another Dmp file as I have already had another blue screen.

Ran SFC as an admin:

Verification 100% complete.

Windows Resource Protection did not find any integrity violations.


I downloaded Memtest and burned it. I will try and run that overnight. Any other suggestions before I resort to it?

DocBrown said:

Mismatched memory sticks ?

Are all from same manufacturer ? Bought at the same time ?

Doc,

They are not matched. Do you think that is the problem? Two of them are 1 gig each and 2 are 2 gigs.

Thank you again, Doc and Ken