6 BSOD in one day

[Spyrofly]

Hi

I have had 6 BSOD yesterday and it is driving me Crazy.
I tried several dutch forums but that didn't help so i am trying this one.

When i turned of the PC the day before It was fine just as the few months before.
But when started up the pc yesterday and tryed to play some games al of them crashed and some with a BSOD.

then when i started to look on google what the problem might be it crashed with a BSOD again. in total of 6 Blue screens

I have a GTX 280 as a GPU and a Intel Core 2 Duo E6750.
4GB OCZ RAM
I dont Overclock.

I realy hope you can help

(I have attached some minidumps)

 

[Legacy]

Hi.

Because of 0x3b error and memory corruption, uninstall your antivirus to test. Disabling will not help. Then visit OCZ's website for the correct Vdimm and timings. Then adjust your bios to those settings. OCZ always needs more power.

0x3b is almost always because of antivirus.

Uninstall speedfan or update that, as well.

 

[chev65]

There also seems to be a problem with this file PROCESS_NAME: csrss.exe which is sometimes associated with spyware but it's also a system file. Because the problem suddenly appeared it may be a spyware problem of some sort. This file was also referenced. Probably caused by : win32k.sys ( win32k!TimersProc+73 )

There are many ways to solve this type of problem as outlined in this post. How to Solve a Csrss.exe Problem | eHow.com

One of the dmp's also shows: Probably caused by : ntkrnlmp.exe ( nt! ?? ::FNODOBFM::`string'+339d6 )

Which is usually associated with a driver problem.

Also shows : Probably caused by : dxgmms1.sys ( dxgmms1!VidSchGetDeviceFlipMode+2 )
Updating the graphics drivers seems to fix this one for most.

And there is also the standard: Probably caused by : memory_corruption
Which can easily be the cause of all your problems. Getting the memory settings correct in bios goes a long way towards fixing this problem. And Legacy is correct, OCZ often needs a bit more voltage to get stable on certain systems.

 

[Spyrofly]

OK thanks for replying so fast i wil try it ASAP

i wil post the results

 

[Spyrofly]

Well i changed the voltage from the RAM by 0.2 and so far so good

i will post tomorow how it went or when somthing else happens.

Thanks for your help

 

[Spyrofly]

well i had one while playing modern warfare 2

I already have the latest video drivers
I also reinstalled the antivirus dont now if that helped

One of the dmp's also shows: Probably caused by : ntkrnlmp.exe ( nt! ?? ::FNODOBFM::`string'+339d6 )

Which is usually associated with a driver problem.

i dont now wich driver
(FYI :sarc: i am not that great with computers)

I installed adaware and spyware doctor (dont now if they are good) but the didn't say anything about spyware in csrss.exe

i added latest minidump if that helpes

 

[chev65]

well i had one while playing modern warfare 2

I already have the latest video drivers
I also reinstalled the antivirus dont now if that helped

One of the dmp's also shows: Probably caused by : ntkrnlmp.exe ( nt! ?? ::FNODOBFM::`string'+339d6 )

Which is usually associated with a driver problem.

i dont now wich driver
(FYI :sarc: i am not that great with computers)

I installed adaware and spyware doctor (dont now if they are good) but the didn't say anything about spyware in csrss.exe

i added latest minidump if that helpes

If you fill out your system specs it might help me to find settings drivers that might work better for you. The dmp's seem to be different everytime so it's a bit tough to nail down any single cause.

Seems like spyware has been causing havoc with Windows 7 lately, although your dmp's didn't specifically point to that.

Have you run a test on the memory? I like Memtest for Windows the best but you need to follow the directions on the page.
MemTest for Windows Download Page

Last dmp said: Probably caused by : ndis.sys ( ndis!NdisAcquireReadWriteLock+46 )
This issue is mainly caused by the driver error which is installed for your LAN CARD / NIC (Network card)
The issue can be resolved by downloading and installing the latest drivers for the NIC from the manufacture’s website.

Also named: CUSTOMER_CRASH_COUNT: 1
DEFAULT_BUCKET_ID: VISTA_DRIVER_FAULT
BUGCHECK_STR: 0x1E
PROCESS_NAME: iw4mp.exe

Which from what I have read points to a display driver problem once again.

 

[sotorious]

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Also named: CUSTOMER_CRASH_COUNT: 1
DEFAULT_BUCKET_ID: VISTA_DRIVER_FAULT
BUGCHECK_STR: 0x1E
PROCESS_NAME: iw4mp.exe

Which from what I have read points to a display driver problem once again.

thats from a failed display driver??? i still get that every once in a while in fact i got it last night, my drivers are all up to date.

referring to this iw4mp.exe

 

[Spyrofly]

I have Filled in my system specs and reinstalled the video driver

going to run the memtest

I will report When it is done
thanx for you help so far

 

[Spyrofly]

well i ran memtest for 20 minutes and i stopped at 103 error

then i exited it and i got a BSOD then it was almost fully booted and then happend again
that went for 3 times or so

i guess my ram is bad and has to be replaced
does something els need to be replayed??


i posted the minidumps

 

[usasma]

Please check to see if all the RAM is bad - or if it's the slots that are bad.
The steps after Step 6 in this post will help do that: Memory Diagnostics

Once you've figured out what's bad and what's good - replace/remove the bad stuff and see if that fixes the BSOD's.

 

[Spyrofly]

well i have tested it with that memtest

suprisingly i only get errors while they are all inserted

but when tested seperatly no errors :sarc:

 

[sotorious]

you should let the ram go about 3 to 5 passes each, and if the all pass in 1 slot move to the next slot... so you can narrow it down, whether it is the ram or the dimm slot. i know it sounds like a pain, and it is cause i just went threw hell testing ram but, better to buy the right thing when you go out purchasing.

 

[Spyrofly]

ok i will try ASAP

 

[Geo64]

Raise the Vdimm (RAM voltage) slightly in the bios and it will be good with all sticks in. Better, visit OCZ's site and find the exact Vdimm and timings for your specific modules then enter manually in bios. OCZ always needs higher Vdimm.

Start trying with 2.0v Vdimm and go higher up to 2.2v until it is stable.

http://www.ocztechnology.com/products/memory/ocz_ddr2_pc2_6400_platinum_revision_2_dual_channel

You are also getting 0x3b errors, so please uninstall your antivirus also, to test. Disabling only, will not help here.

 

[smarteyeball]

well i have tested it with that memtest

surprisingly i only get errors while they are all inserted

You may also have to raise your NorthBridge voltage (MCH) a notch or two since all four 4 dimm slots are filled.