Blue Screen On Windows 7 64 Bit Random

[amandeepmail]

Go ahead and reinstall the Lycosa drivers, if you start to get BSODs' again, then you know the problem... the keyboard... Let us know how it comes out..

I will probably wait 2-3 days before re installing Lycosa Drivers to make sure that there isn't any other problem. Will let you know if happens again.

 

[bsquire]

I was getting the same problem. I installed the Microsoft wireless comfort 5000 keyboard and mouse. The BSOD happened randomley. It turned out to be the mouse. I now have a Trust wired mouse and problem solved. The wireless keyboard is working fine.

 

[amandeepmail]

Ok. I couldn't wait and I reinstalled the keyboard. As soon as I loaded Razer Lycosa Driver v3 driver I started getting BSODs. I don't know what should I do now? It is very costly keyboard and I can't let it go to waste. Also, the same was fine with Widnows 7 32bit.

How can I run this keyboard now?

Also, PLEASE READ MY LATEST DUMP FILES (Attached)

 

[Tews]

You have three choices, use windows 7 32bit, use a different keyboard, do nothing and continue the way you are...

 

[amandeepmail]

You have three choices, use windows 7 32bit, use a different keyboard, do nothing and continue the way you are...

Did you read the dump? What does it say?
Many people are using this keyboard with Windows 7 Ultimate 64 Bit. I don't know whats happening here.

 

[amandeepmail]

I am totally getting confused. Last night there were 0 errors on Memtest and today in just 20 seconds there were 55 errors. I removed the RAM and re inserted and it was again fine with 0 errors. When i keep the ram installed for some time (usually 7-8 hours) it will start getting errors and BSODs and Memtest errors. When I remove and re insert it is fine. I have started a new thread about this problem. Link- http://www.sevenforums.com/hardware-devices/115430-need-reinsert-ram.html