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  1. kozz1984
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    Windows 7 ultimate x64
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    BSOD randomly, Memory_Management,Page fault in nonpaged area


    Hi Guys.

    New here but hoping for some help.
    My computer components are listed in my profile.

    I just built a brand new computer from scratch.
    Every component is new except for the Strix 970 graphics card.
    I have spent hours trying to troubleshoot this myself with no luck.

    I get random BSOD, sometimes when browsing webpages or even when the computer is idle.
    I generally get 1-2 BSOD a night.




    What I have done so far:

    Ran memtest86+ and the first pass was fine with no errors.
    Tried again the next day and found multiple errors.
    Tried each ram slot with just a single stick of memory but could not find anymore errors.
    I changed my BIOS from default "Auto" ram management and entered the timings per manufacturer spec.
    I ran a video card memory test which passed.
    My system runs cool, not a heat problem.
    I haven't tried playing any games yet (Don't have any yet) but I have ran 3D mark to stress the graphics card without a crash.

    I would love it if someone could analyze the log and help point me in the right direction.
    I am beyond frustrated- this is a new system and I have no idea what the problem may be.

    Thanks!!

    John

    Zip file is attached.

    Edit- offering $50 reward for anyone who can help me solve this, will pay via paypal. Thanks.
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  3. kozz1984
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    Multiple BSOD, took out the graphics card out, thought I was crash free but got another BSOD this morning while the computer was idle....I'll paypal 50$ to anyone who can figure this out!
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  4. kozz1984
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    Nobody? $50 cash paypal to anyone who can help solve this. I'm going to pull my hair out. I'll never build a new computer, never ever ever!
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  6. kozz1984
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    Windows 7 ultimate x64
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    Multiple BSOD, New Computer, Fresh Install of windows $50 reward


    Hi guys,

    I'm offering a $50 reward to whoever can help solve my issue payable via paypal.

    I built a new computer ( description in profile) and am getting multiple BSOD even when idle.
    Sometimes it's every few hours and other times it's multiple times within 10 mins.
    I have ran Memtest86 with errors for 1-2 passes but I have not been able to reproduce this.
    I have installed Windows 7 about 4-5 times now.

    I have tried running driver verifier and this did indeed cause a BSOD but it didn't list a driver in the dump file as being the problem.

    From what I gather the issue could be my ram, motherboard or CPU?
    Should I just start RMA'ing stuff? This is un****ing believable.
    I'm about to bash my head into a wall. I wish I never built a fing computer.
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  7. Ashpodel
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    don't use WD hardisk, buy Seagate HDD or Samsung SSD, its work in my Gigabyte G1 Assassin 2 LGA 2011.
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  8. derekimo
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    The dumps are mostly saying this,

    Code:
    Probably caused by : Unknown_Image ( ANALYSIS_INCONCLUSIVE )
    There was a corrupt dump file pointing to this,

    Driver Reference Table - dtsoftbus01.sys

    You're best bet is to use that $50 to get a legal OS though,

    Code:
    Product ID:                00426-OEM-8992662-00173
Original Install Date:     12/18/2015, 9:35:46 PM
System Boot Time:          12/19/2015, 9:11:45 PM
System Manufacturer:       Gigabyte Technology Co., Ltd.
System Model:              To be filled by O.E.M.
System Type:               x64-based PC
    You have an ASUS OEM install on a retail board.

    Start there.
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  10. kozz1984
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    Thanks.

    I will buy a copy tomorrow.
    So it's probably not a hardware issue then?

    If a new copy of windows solves my issue I really will paypal you $50, just send me you email addy.
    I'll keep you updated.
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  11. derekimo
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    That's alright, it's a nice gesture though.

    Your biggest clue is in your first post, you got errors testing your RAM, I would focus there after getting a clean legal OS.
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  12. kozz1984
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    I think I made a mistake when I tested my ram..I used memtest86+.
    I tried using memtest86 and let it run 8 hours without any errors.
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  13. kozz1984
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    Just bought windows 10 and did a clean install.
    I did a complete updated as well.

    Got a fresh blue screen memory error within minutes of a FRESH INSTALL of a legit windows.

    Attached is the dump file.

    I'm losing my GD mind.
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