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  1. nabilalk
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    usasma said:
    This is a STOP 0x124 error. It's generated by your hardware, not by Windows - so it's not real easy to figure out what's causing it.

    The most likely things are:
    - busted hardware
    - incompatible hardware/drivers
    - "borked" drivers (not all folks agree with this one).

    I'd first suggest running the Windows 7 Upgrade Advisor to see if it can find any issues: Download details: Windows 7 Upgrade Advisor
    Could it be related to the processor being overclocked?
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  3. usasma
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    It would have been nice to mention the overclock in the initial posting.

    Diagnosing issues on overclocked systems starts with returning the system to stock settings. Then, if the problem goes away, it's gotta be the overclock that's the problem.

    Reset your system to stock settings (no overclock) and then test to see if you still get the errors. Then let us know the results of your testing.
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  4. nabilalk
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    usasma said:
    It would have been nice to mention the overclock in the initial posting.

    Diagnosing issues on overclocked systems starts with returning the system to stock settings. Then, if the problem goes away, it's gotta be the overclock that's the problem.

    Reset your system to stock settings (no overclock) and then test to see if you still get the errors. Then let us know the results of your testing.
    By testing I am assume you mean using the computer normally and seeing if the problem occurs again?
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  6. usasma
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    Normally, yes, but try things that you think will cause a BSOD.
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  7. zigzag3143
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    usasma said:
    It would have been nice to mention the overclock in the initial posting.

    Diagnosing issues on overclocked systems starts with returning the system to stock settings. Then, if the problem goes away, it's gotta be the overclock that's the problem.

    Reset your system to stock settings (no overclock) and then test to see if you still get the errors. Then let us know the results of your testing.
    I think My learned collegue is too polite ot say. I am just dabbling in this. the more information you give us the faster we can fix you.

    there are basic things that anyone can do to prevent BSOD's instructions are here and will help us find and fix you more quickly. look here Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) Posting Instructions


    Thanks

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  8. nabilalk
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    It sounds like I followed all of those instructions. Did I miss something? I thought that I had the Overclock listed in my System Specs. I guess that I ran out of characters to include that info.
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  10. torrentg
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    nabilalk said:
    It sounds like I followed all of those instructions. Did I miss something? I thought that I had the Overclock listed in my System Specs. I guess that I ran out of characters to include that info.
    So have you been running normally clocked at default since your last post? How is it going?
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