BSOD Occuring during many different actions *50 *19 *07

Hello All,

First, thank you for the help you guys provide!

I tried doing steps 1-7 on Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) Posting Instructions for the first option.

When I run the program, step 4 doesn't occur, and step 5 doesn't allow me to save the information as a file of my own type. It automatically saves the attached filed.

To describe what happens when I've BSOD on this brand new computer over the last 3 weeks:

Got a new computer on 3/14/2014. Received BSOD's after 24 hours when playing any games, and sometimes on boot for the first 2 weeks. After 2 weeks of exchanging out ram sticks and trying other options, my last option was to format, and start over using the CyberPowerPC Windows Disc (This was the company purchased from).

After format, I've lasted about a week without any BSOD's now they're starting again.

On Friday night I started getting a 0x00000019 error. I found that I had a PCI Controller that was not even connecting to anything in my device manager, uninstalled it, and when I did that 0x00000019's stopped. The 0x00000019 error has not occurred since then, and was one that would happen within 30-45 seconds after getting into Windows.

Last night while utilizing HBO:GO while using Chrome, I started getting 0x00000050 BSOD's. I got two of them.

I got about a week to ask them for a refund, or repair within the first 30 days and hope I provided enough information to help.

If you have any questions please let me know.

Thanks!

You can go to C:/Windows/minidump to see if the dump files are there. If they are then copy them to the desktop and compress them into a .zip folder. Once compressed just upload that folder.

Because those bugchecks are very common we need the dump files.

I just looked, and there is nothing in my minidump folder. :/

You should configure your dump files by following these instructions.

Dump Files - Configure Windows to Create on BSOD

You should select 'Small Memory Dump'

If you have already done this then I recommend enabling Driver Verifier to see if a driver is causing issues.
Follow these instructions on how to enable it.

Driver Verifier - Enable and Disable

Okay, done. It was previously set as Kernal Memory Dump instead of Small memory dump. As soon as I get another BSOD and some files in that folder I'll come back. Shouldn't be too long. I have this page bookmarked.

Thanks Thedoctor44! :)