NEW PC HARDWARE BSODS - minidumps in

Jonathan_King said:

That's good. Now follow these instructions for enabling Verifier: Using Driver Verifier to identify issues with Drivers

Thanks for coming!!! I'll enable Driver Verifier one more time. Hope no more BSODs... Those described at posts #7 and #8 are too much for me... Could you analyse them?!

Thanks one more time!!!!

Capt.Jack Sparrow said:

No .. Your not doing anything worng. Memory.dmp would be large with lot of stuffs in it which we really don't want that's why we changed to Minidump. When we analysis the Dump files it will say whether its Driver Verifer enabled ones or not. !!

- Captain

Hummm... Thanks for clarifying! I'll "reenable" Driver Verifier and see what happens... 36 hours?! Even after first, second, etc BSODs?!...

Thanks for your time!!!

Here we go again: "rtkvhd64.sys" was the guilty but seems to be not alone... I'm in Safe Mode now, 'cause there's no other way right now. Should I uninstall Realtek HD Audio Driver and continue with Driver Verifier?!
That is minidumps:

Capt.Jack Sparrow said:

Wallonn7 said:

Here we go again: "rtkvhd64.sys" was the guilty but seems to be not alone... I'm in Safe Mode now, 'cause there's no other way right now. Should I uninstall Realtek HD Audio Driver and continue with Driver Verifier?!
That is minidumps:

Yes !! First follow this Tutorial Turn off Windows 7 Automatic Driver Installation | WindowsObserver.com and disable Windows Automatic Driver installation. Then remove the Realtek Drivers completely then let the Computer to run for few hours and see whether you have the same problem. If that works without crashes then follow this thread and download the lastest verision of Drivers Latest Realtek HD Audio Driver Version by the way these Dump was not detected by Driver Verifier.

Hope this helps,
Captain

Automatic driver installation is off now. Realtek driver will be uninstalled... but it was downloaded from Realtek website, not from Gigabyte... so, should I reintall it if I face no more crashes?!...
Let us see what happens!!!

Thanks for help and atention!!!

But, just in case:
DRIVER_PAGE_FAULT_IN_FREED_SPECIAL_POOL = rtkvhd64.sys

Let's start from beginning:
BSODs happens this way: as today, I turn pc on and use it 'till 2pm - turn it off and the no break too. At 3h32pm I turn it on and there comes another BSOD. System restarts and normally, no safe mode. And here I'm. I could use pc all day long, play games, do everything and it won't crash... but, if I turn it off and turn it on later, I'll probably face a BSOD. All drivers are up-to-date.
I really need to discover what's going on here, please!!!