I'm getting a memory dump restart every once in awhile and I don't know the cause. This is a brand new PC built part by part so I'm not certain if it's hardware or software related. Any help would be much appreciated.
Here's the dmp file: (change extension from txt back to dmp)
try to remove all your drivers which you installed manually and search da laest drivers in the net and install agn.
Or
Go to safe mood and disable 1 driver which you installed manually and go back agn to normal mode n check like wise do it for all the drivers which u installed.
And for future reference, don't install 3rd party drives unless your device simply does to work - Win7 has many native drivers that work well oob without any fiddling required.
Thanks for the tips although the only driver I manually loaded was for my GPU and that was via NVIDA's website. I'll check them all out though.
Uninstalled it and then reinstalled it. No change...must be a different one. Any way to identify which one?
The dump file is helpful, the only thing not itemized is your PSU. Looking at the logs, it appears to be a problem with video. My guess is the video cards not getting enough power, it's causing your monitor (GH-ACH243SH) to fail - obvious symptom of the video card(s) failing. . Using the Nvidia drivers *may* address the problem. If you're getting BSODs, it's helpful to note the error code.
Hmmm...it's a brand new Scythe 1000 watt psu so there should be plenty of power...maybe voltage? I haven't done any overclocking so everything should be default. How can I retrieve the error code?
i had the latest beta driver from nVidia. I had it installed twice. Each time it crashes my PC when I switched on my monitor after switching it off for some time. Reverting to the default driver that Win7 installed with will resolve the issue.
Went the other way and installed the latest drivers and so far so good...although for some reason there is a serious lag when right clicking on the desktop and the NVIDIA control panel isn't showing up there anymore. Other than that it seems better. (Far Cry 2 is certainly quicker now)
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