Blue Screen Of Death Asus notebook

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  1. WardJoosten
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    Blue Screen Of Death Asus notebook


    Hey guys!

    In the summer of '10, I bought an Asus K70ID notebook. When I first started it, everything seemed allright. But when I started installing software, the BSOD appeared.. There are weeks were I don't notice anything, and everything works good, but sometimes he just crashes 6 times in a row..

    The message says that I have to delete newly installed files and try again, but I did, and the BSOD still appears.. It mostly appear when I use my processor a lot (iTunes, MSN, gaming etc.)

    I phoned the story I bought it from, and they told me that I had to put it back to factory settings. I did, but still the BSOD appears..

    Can somebody help me?

    Specification:
    Processor: Pentium(R) Dual-Core CPU T4400 @ 2.20GHz
    Ram: 4GB
    System:64 bits
    Windows 7 Home Premium (x64) - pre-installed



    PS: Sorry for the grammar mistakes, I'm Dutch
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  3. yowanvista
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    https://www.sevenforums.com/crashes-d...tructions.html
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  4. WardJoosten
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    I updated my previous post to the BSOD posting instructions, but nobody's replying.. It really sucks.. ;/
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  6. yowanvista
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    Your BSODs were likely caused by the obsolete
    USBCAMD Sonix UVC driver, either update or remove the driver & associated hardware.
    Update your Geforce Drivers
    NVIDIA DRIVERS 296.10 WHQL

    Run a RAM Test
    RAM - Test with Memtest86+
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  7. WardJoosten
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    Well, first of all, thanks for replying! Second, how do I know which hardware is related to that driver? I've a strong suspicion that my mouse is the problem, but I'm not sure.. My laptop has never shut down in a BSOD when I was using my touchpad and my mouse was disconnected and everytime I got the BSOD my mouse was connected. I haven't got much else hardware related which wasn't in the laptop itself.
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  8. yowanvista
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    WardJoosten said:
    Well, first of all, thanks for replying! Second, how do I know which hardware is related to that driver? I've a strong suspicion that my mouse is the problem, but I'm not sure.. My laptop has never shut down in a BSOD when I was using my touchpad and my mouse was disconnected and everytime I got the BSOD my mouse was connected. I haven't got much else hardware related which wasn't in the laptop itself.
    Dumps were pointing to a possible memory issue, the hardware device is probably some USB Webcam.
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  10. WardJoosten
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    yowanvista said:
    WardJoosten said:
    Well, first of all, thanks for replying! Second, how do I know which hardware is related to that driver? I've a strong suspicion that my mouse is the problem, but I'm not sure.. My laptop has never shut down in a BSOD when I was using my touchpad and my mouse was disconnected and everytime I got the BSOD my mouse was connected. I haven't got much else hardware related which wasn't in the laptop itself.
    Dumps were pointing to a possible memory issue, the hardware device is probably some USB Webcam.
    I have never connected an 'outside' webcam rather than the cam that came (as in most notebooks) already build in? I ran the Geforce Drivers update but it failed.. I'll try again!
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  11. WardJoosten
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    yowanvista said:
    Dumps were pointing to a possible memory issue, the hardware device is probably some USB Webcam.
    I've disconcted my Logitech M215 wireless mouse and since then (two weeks ago) I haven't got any BSOD at all! Is it possible that this is the solution?
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  12. yowanvista
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    WardJoosten said:
    yowanvista said:
    Dumps were pointing to a possible memory issue, the hardware device is probably some USB Webcam.
    I've disconcted my Logitech M215 wireless mouse and since then (two weeks ago) I haven't got any BSOD at all! Is it possible that this is the solution?
    Could be since the BSODs were USB related. (A device like a webcam is the most probable cause in most cases)
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  13. WardJoosten
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    I celebrated too soon, also with the new mouse I have the BSOD.. I also called the warehouse were I bought it from and they offered me $40 to put it back to factory settings. I thought it was far too expensive and did it myself, but the BSOD is still there.. What's my next move?
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