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ntoskrnl.exe blue screen
Hello
I have replaced the graphics card, hardrive and psu since I first got the BSOD messages and still nothing worked :/
I have attached the .dmp files :)
Last edited by jason786; 17 May 2010 at 11:36.
Hello
I have replaced the graphics card, hardrive and psu since I first got the BSOD messages and still nothing worked :/
I have attached the .dmp files :)
Last edited by jason786; 17 May 2010 at 11:36.
We could use the actual DMP files. Use these to find and upload them to us. https://www.sevenforums.com/crash-loc...d-problem.html
thanks
Ken
Some more info:
So yeah, since first getting the blue screens a while back, my grpahics card, psu and hard drive have been changed
I have the latest video drivers for my graphics card and I just uninstalled AVG and put Avast on, but got a random restart :/
Hello, so yeah I've been getting these blue screens for a while now, system specs are on my user so you can see those
I've changed my graphics card, psu, hardrive and OS during the course of these blue screens (like a year) and still get them.
I've run memtest86 and windows diagnostics but they say there are no memory errors, I even tried running the system on one stick but still got the blue screen.
I'm not sure if it's a driver error, but my video drivers are updated, I had to uninstall and delete the default one that came with Windows 7.
Help would be great :)
Ok running it now, but shouldn't those errors have been eliminated after all the clean installs I have done? When I was on vista, I formatted and reinstalled at least 4 times, and now the same thing on Windows 7
Edit: Windows Resource Protection did not find any integrity violations.
You have quite a variety of error codes in the dumps you uploaded
19 0xa errors BSOD Index
8 0x3b errors BSOD Index
5 0x1e errors BSOD Index
2 0x7f errors BSOD Index
2 0x101 errors BSOD Index
I would start with basic hardware tests
RAM - download and run memtestx86 more info here Memory Diagnostics
HDD - download and run HDD diagnostics software, more info here HD Diagnostic
Also try a system file integrity check start>cmd.exe>right click run as admin>type sfc /scannow
Hope this helps post back your results
Paul