Windows 7 x64 BSOD 124 (Minidmps Attached)

[computersplus]

AMD External Event service

try truning off AMD External Event service as I mentioned earlier it may be something that's loading at startup since you said the problem stopped in safe mode

 

[computersplus]

Event Viewer

can you post a screenshot of the event viewer showing the errors that would be helpful

 

[computersplus]

Also

Also you never answered what brought this on did you just install 7 and have this problem or what....need to know what happened prior to this starting

 

[ankit]

Also you never answered what brought this on did you just install 7 and have this problem or what....need to know what happened prior to this starting

Sorry bout that, No I had the computer running for 7 days with Windows 7 and no errors.

I posted the screenshots.

How do I disable the AMD software?

 

[computersplus]

Services

you can go to msconfig and service tab check the box next to hide all MS services and you will see whats left uncheck all that do the same thing on the startup tab as well and try that I will look at the screen shots also

 

[computersplus]

WHEA Logger

I don't see a screenshot of the WHEA Logger event i need that event ID number

 

[ankit]

Sorry

Here it is

Should I uncheck the AMD Event service, the restart.

 

[zigzag3143]

The ones I saw were distributed COM, Kernel-Power, BUGCHECK, and WHEA Logger.

for event viewer windows logs>application tab we nee snapshots. use snipping tool for screen shots and attachment tool for uploading see pics


Ken J+

 

[computersplus]

Here it is

Should I uncheck the AMD Event service, the restart.

I would try that yes

 

[computersplus]

Try This

Ok try this:


1. Go to the BIOS
2. Go to Advanced Chipset Features
3. Go to CPU Configuration
4. Select C1E Enhanced Halt State and set it to Disabled
5. save the changes and exit bios

 

[computersplus]

2 things

this is either CPU related which is my guess or video so go over those systems really well maybe inspect CPU pins and reseat CPU check RPM of video card cooler also I have seen before when removing video card heatsinks that they were not making contact hardly at all I would check that out and apply some artic silver.

 

[chev65]

Thats all I could get is hardware also, maybe a USB device, loose wire, hard to say.

You might have a look at your events error log and see what was going on before the crash took place.

MSDN says this about it.
A machine check exception occurred.

These parameter descriptions apply if the processor is based on the x64 architecture, or the x86 architecture that has the MCA feature available (for example, Intel Pentium Pro, Pentium IV, or Xeon).



You might try reseating the CPU and the GPU and see it if helps.
An uncorrectable PCI Express error occurred.

My thoughts were similar a few posts back but I'm sure the Op has checked that out by now? I hope anyway.

 

[computersplus]

Swap Hardware

Most times it's just really hard to pin point issues like this without being able to swap out hardware to help isolate the faulty hardware.

 

[ankit]

I unchecked the AMD service and rebooted in Normal mode. I have not gotten a blue screen error yet, so crossing my fingers.

 

[ankit]

Its looking very good. Not a single error and everything is smooth. Ran some GTA also and very stable.

 

[computersplus]

Sweet

sweet maybe we got it figured out!

 

[ankit]

Yup, thank you very much!

 

[computersplus]

awesome

Yup, thank you very much!

your welcome glad I could help!