Murtough123
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I have recently started having BSOD's starting a few days ago. I havent installed any new hardware or software, and actually, formatted my PC thinking it would help the issue.
At first the DMP files were linking it to a gpu driver issue, but I checked for drivers and everything was up to date. Now, the dmp files are pointing to something called tcpip.sys. Which I have no idea where to begin. I would appreciate any help as I need to computer for school and the bsod's are very random now. I did a stress test on my gpu, tested my HD, and am now going to try memtest, any suggestions please let me know. also, I am not very familiar with the dmp files, so if you can read those more in depth, that would be appreciated as well.
At first the DMP files were linking it to a gpu driver issue, but I checked for drivers and everything was up to date. Now, the dmp files are pointing to something called tcpip.sys. Which I have no idea where to begin. I would appreciate any help as I need to computer for school and the bsod's are very random now. I did a stress test on my gpu, tested my HD, and am now going to try memtest, any suggestions please let me know. also, I am not very familiar with the dmp files, so if you can read those more in depth, that would be appreciated as well.
My Computer
- Computer type
- PC/Desktop
- Computer Manufacturer/Model Number
- Custombuild
- OS
- Windows 7 UltimateN x64
- CPU
- Intel Core 2 DUO E8400 @ 3.00GHz
- Memory
- 4gb
- Graphics Card(s)
- Nvidia GTS 250
- Hard Drives
- Hitachi
