BSOD Windows Update error 0x80070003

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       #21

    I ran Memtest86 for 10 hours - more than 8 passes - about a week ago and there were no errors but I will do so again tonight and post later.
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       #22

    Did you run MemTest86 or MemTest86+?
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       #23

    memtest86+ v.501
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       #24

    Okay then, run Furmark. If the temps goes too high stop the test. Video Card - Stress Test with Furmark

    EDIT: Can you re-install MSE?
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       #25

    I ran MemTest86+ for another 8 passes - no errors.
    I ran Furmark for 20 minutes - no problems.
    Uninstalled and reinstalled MSE and ran a quick scan - no issues.
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       #26

    Run Prime95, if the temps goes too high stop it. Hardware - Stress Test With Prime95

    We currently have 3 suspects, the CPU, PSU and the motherboard.
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       #27

    I'm not sure how long to run Prime95 but it has been running now for 2-3 hours and every test has passed.
    I guess that leaves the PSU and mobo.
    It does seem strange to me however that the BSOD only occurs when I run Windows Update. I have not had a single BSOD after switching off automatic Windows Updates.
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       #28

    Hmm, now that you say that. I think now the culprit is a corrupted install of Windows. But as you re-installed Windows multiple times it can't be. Can you borrow a friends motherboard and see if it works without BSODs?
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       #29

    I didn't reinstall Windows I did a backup recovery using the Windows Install disc. I had a system image from a week before the Windows updates. I assume this is different from a Windows reinstall?
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       #30

    It basically is an re-install. But can you borrow another motherboard?
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