FREQUENT BSoD

will try this tonight to rule out one more thing, if those last 2 dumps contained SPTD still i havnt had a blue screen since removing it, i hope like hell that was the cause this is getting annoying

Is it a normal thing for a computer to show signs up to 5 mins before its going to blue screen? things stop functioning propperly eg. rar files wont extract and installers give random errors then wham it happens. ive developed a bit of a sence for when its going to happen now and i can see it coming

Ok, Started my computer this evening and 10moins in i got a bluescreen the error was "MEMORY_MANAGMENT". i uninstalled AVG and a few seconds later i got another blue screen, Both are attached.

On restart from the first bluescreen it asked to do a chkdsk, during witch it said it had recovered 4 unindexed files (not sure if this means anything).

I will now install MSE and see what happens

Have not run memory test yet btw

DAMMIT got another one, this one i was listenign to music then started skipping then kept skipping till i reset it, dump attached

THIS IS GETTING DEPRESSING!!

I noticed my attachments arent getting many views, if theres someone out there that knows why this is happening please help

I got a feeling its going to bluescreen again, this is the most unstable it has been, seems to have only gotten worse. beginning to think its hardware. how do i figure out witch part is stuffed, most of its still under warranty

SUPAD4V3 said:

Have not run memory test yet btw

Run this now

reventon said:

Memtest - Instructions:

Download the ISO (or the .exe for USB drives) from here Memtest86+ - Advanced Memory Diagnostic Tool

Then (if you have chosen the ISO) burn the ISO using IsoRecorder: ISO Recorder v3

Boot from the CD/USB and run the test (at least 7 passes per test) with only one stick of RAM in place at a time.

It is a time consuming process but it is the only way to be sure it isn't a RAM fault.

For your final test, run the test with all the RAM in place.

I restarted manually and now the game runs and MSE installed, would only have been a amatter of time before it bluescreened, i can now recognise signs of instability and ill tell you everything i can about whats happening incase someone out there sees the problem and has a solution

Run the memtest ASAP, it is more likely than not that you do have a hardware error. We just need to figure out what.

Just had a huge crash but no bluescreen so i was able to play around a bit, nearly all applications running at the time died except u torrent and task manager witch i was able to get to only by alt+ctrl+del, there was little to no cpu activity and i was only able to switch between windows with alt+tab as explorer had died, in hindsight i should have tried running new tasks through task manager and tried to recover the system one process at a time, if it happens again i will try to

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