Frequent and various stop errors.

Let me start off by saying that I custom built this computer in June with all compatible parts.
Since June, I've been experiencing crashes. Three different professionals have had my PC in shop to diagnose and fix. Each diagnosis and "fix" did not solve the issue.

It's a modest build: AMD 4300 CPU, GeForce 950, MSI board, ddr3 ram, two case fans plus the CPU fan (all functional), HDD and SSD. Windows 7 professional 64 bit OS.

The motherboard has been replaced with a brand new one, the ram had been replaced 4 times, HDD has been replaced, psu and video card have all been tested, and Windows has been clean installed several times using several instillation discs.

Not, this last fix after the HDD had been replaced seemed to work for fine for 4 days while updating Windows. Then within the past two days, I've received stop errors 0x50, 0xFE, 0x1E, and 0x1A.

I haven't ran memtest again (for the hundredth time), but I did run chkdsk, malwarbytes, scannow, and Windows diagnostic. All came back clean. All drivers are up to date, including chipset. I have one Windows update that won't update regardless of how I try. Not sure if that's related.

I'm at a loss here. If anyone might have any insight, please do assist.

Thanks,
Jonathan S.

Hi,

So try running memory test and tell me whats going on. Because sounds like a Ram or something problem it is :) . Also see this link : https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/183169

Hi,

thanks for the reply. memtest86 has been ran on my RAM already, several times. No errors ever came back on memtest.

Hi,

So let me search on the web. Also try running MalwareBytes and see if it find a virus
If it finds a virus tell me :)

Malwarbytes came back clean

I have someone looking into it who says it appears to be a problem with speeds with my two sticks of ram, as well as needing to update my mobo drivers. I'll test that and get back.

And throwing in my 2cents,
Eventlog is only showing 3 active processors, no kernel power entry for the 4th ,
and a problem with
The AODDriver4.2 service failed to start due to the following error:
The system cannot find the file specified.

As for the update error, which KB?
(you have - Technet/MSDN/Bizspark key on your comp, hope you didnt buy it on Ebay etc)
Also please ensure you have the latest firmware installed for the SSD.

Roy

I took out one stick of ram and updated my mobo drivers and it hasn't had any issues. I was made aware that I needed to remove AODdriver. As for the key, the last person to work on my computer is a Microsoft tech, he had that key activated. The KB is 3150513. I wasn't aware of the issue with the kernel power to the processor, however. Could that also be the issue I was experiencing?

Hi,

So try removing another memory and see if that stops and put the another one back. Maybe also making issue, Try to make some google search and give us news :)

will try