Random BSOD data collected from our Laundry Room PC

Mike Lynch · 24 Aug 2018

Speccy screen shot uploaded.

Thankfully, the temperatures were on the Speccy report.

System specs completed / filled out.

Mike Lynch · 24 Aug 2018

Best regards,

Mike Lynch

**axe0** · 26 Aug 2018

Mike Lynch said:

I have replaced the entire physical PC with another one.
Both were bought used from the Internet.
I tried swapping the C: Hard Drive from one to the other, no success.
I reinstalled Windows-7 Pro and did a Easy File Transfer, no success.
I ran the Memory Check app., no errors.
I ran the SFC, no errors.
I ran Chkdsk, no errors.

You mean they're second handed bought? If so, have you contacted the previous owner about the conditions of the hardware?
Was there any software already installed (including any operating system) when you received the pc?

Mike Lynch · 26 Aug 2018

Yes, both were purchased from the Internet.
I installed a brand new hard drive before I cloned my 'original' PC to either of them.

**axe0** · 26 Aug 2018

When did the pc arrive? I'm seeing lots of errors with the ATA drive in the eventlog which concerns me.

Mike Lynch · 26 Aug 2018

My guess, the 6000 series was about five months ago, the 8000, about four months ago.

The drive I have is a sata drive.

**axe0** · 26 Aug 2018

I mean specifically the one this thread is about.

ATA is part of the model, the full model is ATA WDC WD40EZRX-00S.

Mike Lynch · 26 Aug 2018

This is what Belarc reports:

Mike Lynch · 26 Aug 2018

If buying a new drive and cloning the current one to it, I'll do it if you feel it would help.

file3456 · 26 Aug 2018

Cloning from a bad HDD is not recommended since the data could be corrupt. But you could try it.

The corrupt data is probably the reason to the BSOD in the first place. Could be a bad driver or dll.

Random BSOD data collected from our Laundry Room PC

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