I hit into BSOD upon starting up PC and login into Windows 7 64bit. After several seconds of clicking in the windows without launching any thing, BSOD appeared.
The symptoms is rather consistent and weird. However it doesn't occur every time.
Latest update, I have enabled sufficient page file after BSOD. Prior that I allocated only 200MB for pagefile as suggested by Samsung Magician Disk for Max Reliability.
I am monitoring the situation. I am highly suspecting it could be due to insufficient power from my power supply. I have a 350W from HP running GE Force GT220. I have removed one CDROM, one unit of hard drive to alleviate. Hope it stablize.
All of your dump files point to your Graphics card. You may want to monitor the temps of the card and the CPU. What size PSU do you have and how many amps? The recommendation is 350W and a minimum of 30amps. The graphics card problem could also be because the power supply is not providing enough power.
Along with monitoring the GPU and CPU temps, I would suggest running your hard drive manufacturer's diagnostic test as well as make sure your windows updates are up to date.Code:lmvm nvlddmkm start end module name fffff880`0f284000 fffff880`0ff12000 nvlddmkm T (no symbols) Loaded symbol image file: nvlddmkm.sys Image path: nvlddmkm.sys Image name: nvlddmkm.sys Timestamp: Wed Jul 02 12:42:02 2014 (53B4446A) CheckSum: 00C4C7C9 ImageSize: 00C8E000 Translations: 0000.04b0 0000.04e4 0409.04b0 0409.04e4
Hi, Sir. Can you help me my bsod here if you not busy.
BSOD error random i think happening because of windows update !
Thanks in advance :)
Thanks. I agreed too. My pc is HP 6290d desktop. The PSU and graphics are default from hp.
I am sure those folks already researched and tested. The upgrade that I have done lately was adding additional ssd.
So instead of default 1pcs 750hdd. I got
-1 ssd
-1 750hdd default.
-2pcs 1tb hdd that is raid with promise fast track pic card.
It seemed drawing too much current and I have to reduce no of hdd
Thanks for responding.
Cheers.
Desmond.
The hang issue had happened again though less frequent now. The CPU temp is fine. I don't know how to monitor the GPU but I just started windows and has not launch any apps/games that utilizing heavy processing. I doubt temperature is the culprit. I am suspecting the driver for the display card.
p/s: I am downloading Nvidia tools to help monitor GPU temp.
Hello Haans, first I seriously doubt that a hard drive will create enough power draw to make much difference. When you start up, your computer is under a great deal of stress. Your PSU is going from a dead stop to 100% instantly. Think of your car if you are sitting at idle, and suddenly push the accelerator all the way to the floor. Every part of your engine is under a great deal of stress.
When you download the driver you are downloading, try this method of installing it.
NVIDIA Drivers - Avoid Problems see if that helps and let me know.
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