I will certenly get back to you and appreciate the help youre offering me:)
What puzzles me is even by a brand new computer (five weeks old) there is the same problem.
That whas this computer and its still going on and on.
As a test i used my sons computer (older one with Windows Vista) mine was away at the shop, and even that one gave me the same problems.
What else is different in that room? Heat maybe? Was your Son's computer running stable in his room?
No heat nothing.
His computer runned stable for many years.
I am the only one who is getting this BSOD's. In my study.
Have you tried running an extension cord from another room such as your son's room and see if there's any difference and your computer stays stable. If it does then you have a power problem in your study
Yes i did and in that room everything is oké.
So i have to confince the electricien tomorrow.
Or as someone advised me put a UPS between it.
Update, electrician came and went again.
Said my colleague has too look at this. Never seen this before.
So an other appointment has to be made.
Update, electrician came today and installed a complete new group just for my computer.
Everything oké for half an houre and got another BSOD.
I will ad again all the zipfiles from the BSOD's.
Attachment 336862
suurtje, this is what the dump file is blaming
Which is the Intel Graphics Media Accelerator HD Driver which mat be updated at http://downloadcenter.intel.com/ or your motherboard drivers if I knew what that was.Code:IntcDAud start end module name fffff880`05000000 fffff880`05058000 IntcDAud T (no symbols) Loaded symbol image file: IntcDAud.sys Image path: \SystemRoot\system32\DRIVERS\IntcDAud.sys Image name: IntcDAud.sys Timestamp: Tue Jun 19 09:40:51 2012 (4FE08F73) CheckSum: 00056D76 ImageSize: 00058000 Translations: 0000.04b0 0000.04e4 0409.04b0 0409.04e4
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@Essenbe, running driver verifier as you asked before.
I will get back tomorrow with the results.
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