ECS MCP61PM-GM Frequent Bluescreens

I had to reinstall Windows 7 on my ECS MCP61PM-GM computer system recently due to frequent blue-screens it started having recently and it is still doing it I haven't been able to work out why it just started happening in the last month or so and it has the same hardware configuration its had for 2 years previously.
I know its an older system but it still does what I need it to do.😎😎
The following is just from late last night and today:
1. System service exception >> 10:38 PM 3/3/2022
2. IRQL NOT LESS THAN EQUAL >> stop bluescreen error >> 11:07 PM 3/3/2022
3. PAGE FAULT IN NON PAGED AREA
4. ATIKMDAG.SYS BLUESCREEN >> 3:01 PM 2/11/2022
5. 0x0000000 stop bluescreen error
6. STOREPORT.SYS stop bluescreen error >> 3:45 PM 3/4/2022
I am working on this unit over the weekend as it is a system I use for work / business frequently and I would like to get it resolved A.S.A.P.

The ATIKMDAG.SYS file belongs to an ATI or AMD graphics/video card. what kind of ATI/AMD graphics card do you have?
Run Speccy or HWINFO to gather specs of your computer, including graphics, audio, CPU & RAM. try updating the ATI/AMD graphics drivers, which will update the ATIKMDAG.SYS file if that helps

also if your PC with the ECS MCP61PM-GM board is suddenly getting random BSODs, I'd open up the computer case with a screwdriver and check the motherboard for faulty RAM chips and perhaps bad/leaky capacitors on there as those can sometimes cause random blue screens.

and perhaps run a RAM diagnostic tool like Memtest86 to check if your RAM chips are still good - if Memtest86 generates a lot of errors, then you may need to replace the RAM chips

Thanks for the reply.
I have done some of that already..
I will get back with the rest of the info on what i have done so far when I get home from work in a few hours.��

Hi

not a BSOD expert, but purely from the event logs
there are multiple Bugcheck codes....
however the most prevelent appears to be your USB connected backup devices PNY and Lexar, both use item 6 storeport.sys.
are you using them on the same port??

NOTE
You are running a non-genuine OS install
KMS Enterprise which is self validating


NO FURTHER HELP CAN BE PROVIDED

@torchwood
Thank You for the information I didn't know anything about the activation status or enterprise I have had a local area P.C Tech install all of my operating system on my units for many years whenever I need it done.🙂

I know it is Windows 7 Ultimate Edition I am not sure where Enterprise comes in at but I will get with my tech and have him straighten all of that out and make sure its a genuine activation,He has done work for me for years I know he will make it right!!!
Thanks again for the info.🙂

torchwood said:

Hi

as you have been so forthcoming i'll give you some backup info, from your logs

plainly shows Enterprise, Commercial version of Ultimate, Product ID 918 means KMS Enterprise, and as such requires a Registered Organization, yours is blank
This type of product should connect and recieve updates from that companies Domain WSUS Server, yours has an activation exploit installed so that it Self validates
if your product code ends -2VJC9-XBBR8-HVTHH its definately a well known counterfiet

OS Name: Microsoft Windows 7 Enterprise
OS Version: 6.1.7601 Service Pack 1 Build 7601
OS Manufacturer: Microsoft Corporation
OS Configuration: Standalone Workstation
OS Build Type: Multiprocessor Free
Registered Owner: LHC7641
Registered Organization:
Product ID: 00392-918-5000002-85905
Domain: WORKGROUP
Logon Server: \\LHC7641-PC


Agent * WSUS server: <NULL>
Agent * WSUS status server: <NULL>


localhost name resolution is handled within DNS itself.
127.0.0.1 localhost
::1 localhost

This type of licence is extremely expensive for companies, and if they opted for ESU it costs even more
You also have a Patcher ESU program installed
Dont think its working possibly due to the fact your about 200 updates light

and UNfortunatley more bad news, while i was investigating your BSOD error codes i came across a post from Techspot, another user had that exact same motherboard and problem, reported that it was rather prone to failure because the condensors kept blowing. Quite possibly you have the same happening, yours is even older than his

I do appreciate all of your info on this matter and I have finally been able to get with my local P. C. tech and he is of the opinion that given what you have related to me and what I have researched myself this board is done for and he has several decent DDR-3 with CPU and memory boards that are in good condition.
I will have him replace that and verify that the activation is valid for windows 7 I did pay him to do that in the first place.
I don't need windows 10 just to do Office / Business documentation.
Thanks to everyone that gave their advice it was much appreciated.

Since you have an old computer you should run disk diagnostics on them.

I just fired up two old computers. Each one was crashing or had BSODs. Of the 3 hard drives between them 2 had bad sectors. The errors were irrecoverable so the drives had to be discarded.

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MisterEd said:

Since you have an old computer you should run disk diagnostics on them.

I just fired up two old computers. Each one was crashing or had BSODs. Of the 3 hard drives between them 2 had bad sectors. The errors were irrecoverable so the drives had to be discarded.

Thanks for the info we did but no bad sectors could be found .

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Thanks to all for there advice on this issue but I got with my P.C Tech guy today and that old board is definitely done for he is going to get a newer DDR-3 board and set it up for me.
Thanks to all.