Intel core i5 2500k 0x0000124 help!

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    Windows 7 Ultimate x64
       #11

    Hello loox

    loox said:
    Why will i uninstall my old anitvirus? will that help?
    Symantec has known problems with drivers, I would do as zigzag suggests, if the problem does not go after it is uninstalled, you can always reinstall Symantec.

    Reading through the posts I would concentrate on a memory problem, if resetting the defaults in BIOS does not fix the problem, try removing one stick of RAM and see what happens. If the problem persists I would then try with just the other stick.

    Also running memtest as suggested by essenbe is a good idea.
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    windows 7 gome premium x64
    Thread Starter
       #12

    pooch said:
    Hello loox

    loox said:
    Why will i uninstall my old anitvirus? will that help?
    Symantec has known problems with drivers, I would do as zigzag suggests, if the problem does not go after it is uninstalled, you can always reinstall Symantec.

    Reading through the posts I would concentrate on a memory problem, if resetting the defaults in BIOS does not fix the problem, try removing one stick of RAM and see what happens. If the problem persists I would then try with just the other stick.

    Also running memtest as suggested by essenbe is a good idea.
    The only thing i havent try is to uninstall the antivirus, i will do that and do a reboot and cheack if it works. Have been running memtest,stick 1 and just stick 2 no change with the BSOD. Any more ides?

    Thanks for replays!
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