Say hello To My New Born BSOD Twins

chee006 said:

Ok I just tested the RAM by using each at the time the first one was ok till just now so I change the RAM slot ,not sure if a RAM slot could be faulty or not.

Yes it can, just like any component can be faulty.

~Lordbob

Check one stick on every slots, if no error, your slots are ok. Then you can test stick on any slots

I still see SPTD.sys in the latest dmp. Please run this uninstaller again: DuplexSecure - Downloads

Type msconfig into the start menu, and in the Startup tab, disable anything Daemon Tools related.

Jonathan_King said:

I still see SPTD.sys in the latest dmp. Please run this uninstaller again: DuplexSecure - Downloads

Type msconfig into the start menu, and in the Startup tab, disable anything Daemon Tools related.

Also, please use the option "uninstall". The name of the downloaded file is SPTDinst...exe, but don't use "install" option

@JK: just make it clear to him I saw some people thought they were installing sptd, a lot of misunderstanding

chee006 said:

Jonathan_King said:

I still see SPTD.sys in the latest dmp. Please run this uninstaller again: DuplexSecure - Downloads

Type msconfig into the start menu, and in the Startup tab, disable anything Daemon Tools related.

but I just reformatted C drive together with my previous OS, I have BSOD even on XP and I still can't find what's the problem OMG this so frustrating isn't here a free program that will analyze you whole computer without boo table CD?

No, and even if there was, it would not be any good. Too many variables.

Again chee, this is most likely a hardware issue.

~Lordbob

Just be sure to upload any new dmps.

Run it for about 6 passes.