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Anthony, truthfully, until we know something, everything is suspect. It could be anything from a bad CPU to a messed up file system, or anything in between. That's why we run the tests and read the dumps.
BSOD on computer after motherboard upgrade
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New #132
Ok then what would you suggest to do next then i have a few days to try to run some tests whatever you suggest
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New #133
Any chance if someone would know could faulty usb ports cause random bsod because alot of times when i plug in usb devices i have either random bsod or the device does not work properly for example when i use usb wifi adapters it will randomly lose connection to internet then it will say no connections available i have to reboot pc a few times and unplug it and plug them back in to get it to notice any available networks again this happens with two different types of wifi adapters. Just the other day i booted up pc and pluged my ipod in which resulted in a bsod refering to ntoskrnl.exe again
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New #134
Anthony, I would try and see if the Manufacturer of the WiFi has any updated drivers. But, honestly it sounds more like a possible short in the front panel connectors. If you would, please try to use the rear ports for a while and see if the problem persists. If it does, I would try to update my Chipset driver and any USB drivers from the motherboard's web site. The chipset driver usually has most of the USB drivers in it.
What case do you have? If neither of those works, I would tear the case down to where I coiuld get a good look at the front panel connections and see if there was a short in them. Sometimes a bad solder point touching the case can do that.
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New #135
It does it on back usb as well which is the onboard usb i will look for updated chipset thou not sure if mine is completely updated i thought i had all drivers updated but will check thanks for reply
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New #137
Ok so bought another motherboard and pulled processor and ram out of other motherboard i have seen only 2 bsods while installing updates once and once while installing mb driver and software cd since then i change out the ram with some other previously thought to be bad ram and have not seen a bsod yet crossing fingers but will test for while more and update on issue. The other question i have is if by chance the motherboard does not set the ram at the correct cas latency or mhz or etc... By default could that cause the random bsods as well
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New #138
Most likely not. The motherboard reads the imbedded code on the ram to set the default settings, which is usually 9-9-9-24 1333MHz. If it were to set it wrong, yes it could.
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New #139
Are these bios settings correct for ram in pic please refer to pics
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