0x0000001e BSOD on custom built computer

[Yupensee]

BSOD 0x0000001e and 0x0000003b on newly built computer

I recently built a new computer and have been getting between 1 and 4 BSODs a day. They seem to occur at no particular occasion when I am not doing a particular task. I have had blue screens when the computer is idle, when playing a game. Can someone please help me find out the issue here?

 

[Yupensee]

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Here is a gyazo of my specs in case you don't know them.

 

[kegobeer]

Where did you get your drivers? Did you install any drivers?

 

[Yupensee]

I installed all the drivers I was given on discs that came with my hardware. I also went online to check for updates and updated them as necessary. However I used driver detective to see if any drivers were out of date and there were two intel chipset drivers that were out of date. i tried installing updates for these fromt he intel website and the Gigabyte website but driver detective still says they're out of date. perhaps those two drivers are my problem?

 

[kegobeer]

I never recommend any kind of driver update tool. It's always best to visit the manufacturer and get the latest drivers.

Have you updated the Realtek LAN driver from the Gigabyte website? That driver was identified in one of the minidumps, not as the cause but as the process that was executing when a crash occurred.

Are you overclocking? If so, stop.

 

[Yupensee]

I'm not overclocking my CPU or GPU in any way.

I am also downloading the Realtek LAN driver from this link GIGABYTE - Motherboard - Socket 1155 - GA-H61MA-D2V (rev. 2.1)

 

[Yupensee]

Here is a .dmp file of a crash I just had. I hope you can get some information from this.

 

[kegobeer]

Unfortunately that doesn't point to anything in particular. Have you checked for an updated SSD firmware? Have you verified all hardware is properly seated and installed?

Also, to help isolate problems, remove all non-essential hardware (extra hard drives, remove video card if you have onboard video, etc). I would go down to 4 GB RAM, making sure to follow the memory instructions in your manual for proper placement of the memory modules.

We may have to do a memory stress test next.

 

[Yupensee]

Ok so I have removed 4GB of my Ram and started the computer in safe mode with networking. What next? Should I run Memtestx86?

 

[Yupensee]

I also downloaded an update for my SSD firmware. If I run Memtest how should I do it with only 4GB of my ram in one of my two slots?

 

[Yupensee]

I have Run Memtest with no problems and also stress tested my CPU and GPU with no issues. I have also run CHKDSK with no issues. How can I go about sorting out these software issues.

 

[Yupensee]

Here is a .dmp of my latest crash. not sure if this helps anything.

 

[Yupensee]

Looking for assistance on the cause of my bluescreens. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.

 

[Tobias]

Update the "Wireless 802.11b/g/n Nano USB Adapter" driver: Link

fffff880`04038000 fffff880`0414a000 RTL8192cu Tue Aug 10 15:00:34 2010 (4C614D72)

 

[Yupensee]

Do you think this is my only problem? As I mainly get 0x0000001e BSODs

 

[Tobias]

Hard to tell from just one minidump, upload the new minidumps here if you still get BSODs after you have updated the driver.

 

[Yupensee]

Are you sure that that is the right driver link? the installation doesn't appear to be working. (I moved the router to my room and plugged an ethernet cable. Hence why I am still on the internet).

 

[Tobias]

Any error messages? An other option is to select "Update Driver" in the Device manager, browse to the unpacked driver and select the "RTWLANU_Driver\Win7X64" folder.

 

[Yupensee]

I got the driver working and I can now connect to the internet wirelessly however the utility isn't working and I can't make a profile from my default internet connection.

 

[Yupensee]

Nevermind It works fine now... I'll update this thread or make a new one if anything develops. thanks for your help