BSOD during gameplay

[BlackArrow]

Hi there,


I've been having BSOD for the past hour or so on the PC from my System Specs that you can see, it happens randomy during Fortnite gameplay, and only there, everything else is working just fine, I've followed the instructions from the "Windows 7: Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) Posting Instructions", please see the attachment, it's from the "DM Log Collector".


I haven't tried it with other games, and it's a fresh installation of Windows 7 Ultimate, and this started from the moment I've started the game for the first time on this new Windows installation, I've had it installed on the previous Windows 7 Ultimate on the same computer setup, and it was working wihtout a problem.


If you need any additional info, I'll provide it.


Thanks in advance.

 

[BlackArrow]

Here is some additional info if it helps, the actual BSOD is exactly the same every single time, only the last value in the brackets is different, that's why I've attached only one image of it... Also, when it gets the BSOD, the sound is stuck, like part of a second of the sound stuck in a loop... Here are the images:

 

[torchwood]

Hi John,

it would appear your installation is non-genuine
Retail motherboard with an OEM product key

forum rules dictate that no help can be provide in these cases.



Roy

 

[BlackArrow]

Hi Roy,

Thanks for your reply.

The thing is that before posting this, I've tried couple of installations of Windows, trying to figure out what's the issue with the BSOD, and in order to avoid calling the local Microsoft support to help me out with the activation every time I reinstall it, I've decided to activate it the other way around until I figure out what's the issue, and when I get what's the issue, I'll reinstall it again, and activate it with my product key with help with the local Microsoft support. I did the exact same thing the last time I had other issues with BSOD.

If the activation is the issue for helping out, I can make the Windows trial again, and reattach the info from the "DM Log Collector", so will this be ok?

Thanks.

 

[torchwood]

Hii

Trialing and debugging w7 before activation, is not a problem.....


however from what i can see

the system has not yet fully updated, including drivers
the use of an activation exploit, carries the risk of also having other malware being included within it,
SO there is absolutely no point in trying to analyse it

And finaly your earlier BSOD thread also used the Activation Exploit

GO GENUINE for help

roy