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Should I enable driver verifier again and check it that way or should I try to trigger it with gaming?
various BSODs, not much of a pattern
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New #12
If you've unplugged the camera then just do what you normally do and see if the BSODs persist. In the mean time I will try and find a reliable source for the Logitech Camera Driver.
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New #13
I'll do that but don't worry about getting a driver for it, it's redundant and I didn't use it and honestly have put off throwing it away for no good reason. thanks though.
i'll report back soon.
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New #14
well, i ended up getting another bsod. on the bright side, it seems like minidumps are happening again now!
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New #15
Driver verifier has been turned off hasn't it? Can you please enable it again as this dump file also contains little information.
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New #16
hi, i ended up having someone change my RAM from "aggressively clocked" (1600s, not overclocked but might be the highest rated for mine) to 1300s/auto for some and that seems to have fixed the problem, weirdly enough! i left a game running all night with no problem. thank you so much for your help though, i really appreciate it. i'm going to wait a day to make sure it's okay and then tentatively mark this as solved.
edited 4/7/2014: having survived the launch of a game and many, many gaming hours, i'm going to mark this as solved! thank you :)Last edited by impjuju; 07 Apr 2014 at 19:07.
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New #17
Yeah if the RAM timings are too high they can cause lots if problems.
That's great news :)
Post back if you have any more problems.
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