Black screen and crash at seemingly random occasions. Event ID 41

Khrada · 12 Jul 2015

Hello All,

I have recently got myself an upgrade at the end of May, and I've been getting weird black screen crashes since. Event ID 41, Task 63, Keywords 0x8000000000000002
So far, I have no reliable ways to reproduce the issue. But it occurs rather consistently when I am doing either the following:
1. Browsing on Pale Moon.
2. Playing the video game DOOM (and only happens on DOOM so far) with a sourceport called Zandronum.
3. Doing nothing and had my screen off.

At first, I thought it might be my RAM, because I foolishly mixed my RAM modules of different timing and frequency for a while. But the problem persisted even after I got myself my current RAM.
I do not overclock, and my PSU is new. So I hope those two are not the issue.
I'm not sure what else to do now.

essenbe · 12 Jul 2015

hello Khrada, and welcome to the forums. You have no dump files. Please make sure your computer is configured for Small Memory Dumps Dump Files - Configure Windows to Create on BSOD

An event ID 41 simply means your computer restarted unexpectedly. Nothing more.

I looked at your error reports and noticed that most of the error reports recently have been caused by your PS2, I believe. They have been NeptuniaRebirth1 and SCPdriver.exe which I believe is a Emulator driver to allow PS2 controllers to be used on Windows. I believe I would make different arrangements for them and maybe the PS2.

Khrada · 12 Jul 2015

Hello,

Thank you for your reply. I will attach another zip files with minidump included should the problem occur again.
If I am understanding correctly, I am to do something about the file called SCPdriver? It is a driver serves as XInput wrapper for me to use Dualshock 3 controllers on my PC. Should I attach it on my PC at all times? Because so far the system has only crashed when I am not using it.

Thanks

EDIT: I just checked the error reports you mentioned. The two errors seems to be unrelated, as there were no crashes on the most recent date of those error.