Solved BSOD, getting many different error codes. Win7 32bit

[Dylann]

I've been recently getting BSODs while im either surfing the internet, or playing games.

I have bought completely new ram to try to fix the problem, and that has stopped MEMORY_MANAGEMENT error codes from showing up, but others such as IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL and PAGE_FAULT_IN_NONPAGED_AREA are showing up more frequently.

I have updated my graphics card, mouse and keyboard, and my wireless adapter drivers, but after I ran driver verifier, I had still gotten a bluescreen.

I have included several DMP files.

Help is much appreciated, Thank you.

Edit: I have not downloaded any new software in the past month.

 

[richc46]

Your reports were not definitive, but seem to point toward memory. Take memtest86.
http://www.geekstogo.com/forum/topic/246994-guide-to-using-memtest86/
Run for 8 passes and then test each ram stick, separately, for 6 passes each.

 

[Dylann]

I had just replaced my RAM yesterday, were the newer dump files also pointing towards memory?

 

[richc46]

Actually the very last dump shows a driver problem, but you had your driver verifier on. You must have used it to test. Turn it off and then see if you get additional BSODs

 

[Dylann]

Actually the very last dump shows a driver problem, but you had your driver verifier on. You must have used it to test. Turn it off and then see if you get additional BSODs

Yes, I had driver verifier on to see if it was my drivers causing the bluescreen, because after I installed the new RAM, I had yet another BSOD. I haven't got a bluescreen today, aside from the driver verifier, but when I play games, such as ARMA 2, or Team Fortress 2, I blue screen.

Thank you for assisting me.

 

[richc46]

Install the new memory and test it. If you get BSOD when you play games, post them.

 

[Dylann]

Turns out my motherboard only supports up to 1333 MHz and the new ram I purchased is 1666 MHz, anyway I bluescreened while playing ARMA 2 and then bluescreened upon startup, could you check out these two dump files for me?

Thanks.

 

[richc46]

Both dumps indicate a driver, but each a different driver. This can very well be a hardware problem and RAM is considered hardware.

 

[Dylann]

Both dumps indicate a driver, but each a different driver. This can very well be a hardware problem and RAM is considered hardware.

Yeah, one was my razer keyboard, so I'm guessing the other one is the RAM.

Thanks alot for taking the time to assist me.

The original problem was corrupted RAM, and then I installed RAM that was not compatible with my motherboard.