AVS Video Converter 6.3.1.367 = BSOD?

[HughShaw]

I'm starting to question my move to Windows 7 as many things are now going wrong. Is anyone having troubles converting with this program? I've attached the dmp file just in case.

 

[Dark Nova Gamer]

I'm starting to question my move to Windows 7 as many things are now going wrong. Is anyone having troubles converting with this program? I've attached the dmp file just in case.

I'm using 6.3.1.365 and its working perfectly.

While I know the one you are using as well as the one I am using, is not the latest version, have you tried updating to the latest which IS compatible?

Shouldn't blame the OS because you are using an old version.

 

[HughShaw]

I'm afraid upgrading didn't resolve the problem. But also the version was working in Vista so that's why I blame it on the OS.

 

[Dark Nova Gamer]

I'm afraid upgrading didn't resolve the problem. But also the version was working in Vista so that's why I blame it on the OS.

That is odd, I'm using an older version for personal reasons, and its working perfectly fine on my Windows 7 Ult. (x64) :S

 

[sup3rsprt]

I just noticed by your system specs that you are overclocking. Return your system to default clocks and try again.

 

[HughShaw]

Ok, I'll give it a try in the evening and report back just in case anybody else is having this type of BSOD problems. I did have these same exact overclocking profiles in Vista, but it definitely looks like I need to start over.

Edit: Thanks so much for pointing me in the right direction! It turns out that after I updated my BIOS version, the CPU voltage settings were reset and I didn't catch it, resulting in the BSOD.