BSOD random, error 0x00000124, caused by address ntoskrnl.exe+4adb3c


  1. dutchinvegas
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    BSOD random, error 0x00000124, caused by address ntoskrnl.exe+4adb3c


    Hi,
    This problem started in Flight Simulator, but now its random. I have run memtest twice for four hours each, all is fine. I have a Western Digital HD, and ran their diagnostic tool for it from their site. I have reset the RAM after cleaning it also. I dust out the machine regularly. I checked the voltage in the BIOS and the +3.3, +5, and +12 all fall in range. BUT, I also have CPUID HWMonitor, and that shows different voltage readings, way below what they should be (ex. +12V - 8.016V) WAY off! I don't know if that is correct or the reading in the BIOS itself. The last reboot was when I was in Flight Simulator. I ran it in window mode, with GPUID running so I could monitor the temperature. When it rebooted, the last temp I saw was 55C, which is hardly overheating I believe. All of the last 10 or so reboots show "caused by address : ntoskrnl.exe+4adb3c."

    I'm leaning towards the power supply, but the different readings are confusing.

    Thanks in advance,

    Dutch
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  3. dutchinvegas
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    Sorry, forgot to attach the dm log collector info. Here it is.
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