Solved BSOD, new rig, getting multiple STOP codes

[Arsenic]

Greetings,

Ive been running into blue screens randomly, playing games, browsing the internet etc.
They happen sporadically without warning, i could be playing a game perfectly for an hour without a hitch, and a BSOD will appear out of nowhere.

My build is fairly new, ASrock 970 extreme3 mobo, AMD fx-6300, Geforce GTX 550 ti, Samsung 250Gb hard-drive.

I don't have any anti-virus installed at the moment.

Ive been getting multiple stop codes with 0x1e being the most recent.
The DMP files are attached.

 

[Pauly]

Hi Arsenic, Welcome to SF

Just had a look at your dumps and they are all over the place, different error codes and blaming all different drivers, graphics, audio, usb, disks

First step if you are OCing stop, even if your not enter bios and double check all settings and if necessary manually enter values

I would start by running some AV tests
http://support.kaspersky.com/5350
http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/166445-windows-defender-offline.html
then install Microsoft Security Essentials - Microsoft Windows

next i would install some temperature monitoring software and keep an eye on them

next i would perform some hardware tests
http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/105647-ram-test-memtest86.html
Hard Drive Diagnostic Procedure
if they pass run
http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/100352-hardware-stress-test-prime95.html
http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/100356-video-card-stress-test-furmark.html

i would get rid of these types of programs
AMD\OverDrive
ASRock Utility\ASRock eXtreme Tuner

This program has a really old driver with it ASRock Utility\AsrAppCharger - FNETURPX.SYS 04/10/2008 is this current program i would update or remove

 

[Arsenic]

I'm not overclocking at all, although my graphics card is factory overclocked.

Ive installed Microsoft security essentials and the scans have revealed no viruses or malware.

Just stress tested my gpu, everything is solid.

I went into the cmd, and input SFC /SCANNOW, its telling me windows has found corrupt files but was unable to fix them

 

[Pauly]

Upload the cbs.log and we may be able to shed some light you will find it in windows\logs\cbs
Prob need to zip it first if too large run again and try uploading

 

[Arsenic]

i dont see a cbs.log within the cbs folder, there are 5 cabinet files and two text documents

 

[Pauly]

You may need to enable hidden files and folders
control panel>folder options>view

 

[Arsenic]

I enabled it, but i see nothing else in the folder.

 

[Pauly]

Strange have you tried running sfc scan again

 

[Arsenic]

I have not, should I again?

 

[Arsenic]

I scanned again, the cbs.log still isnt there

 

[carwiz]

Just a quick question for my curiosity. Did you load drivers from a backup or something?
I see that the OS install is new but you have old (2006) drivers for a Brother printer and no printers attached to the system. You also have old LSI drivers. Did the LSI drivers come with your Samsung SpinProof drive? I'm confused.

I didn't check the dates on Windows' drivers but perhaps you overlaid some critical drivers by accident. That could be why SFC tanked.

Try running SFC again but use "/verifyonly" (no quotes). If that doesn't run, a repair install may be in order.

Edit:
Ops, sorry. I meant SpinPoint drive.