BSOD Randomly

[Jackel159]

I've had this BSOD issue ever since I clean installed from win 7 32 to win 7 64 bit before installing some new Gskill ram I had bought to improve my gaming. I got 2 4gig sticks.
At first I thought the ram was the issue however I have run memtest multiple times and it never finds any issues. Just random crashing during any activity esp gaming. I run a lot of programs from a 1tb external drive always plugged into my laptop. At some point I ran chkdsk -f on both drives to fix any issues and for a good while the crashing stopped. 2 weeks go by and its started up again. Chkdsk wont stop it this time and I don't know what else to do. So I have attached my crash information just as the post instructed. Please help me! I have dealt with this problem for 4 months now.

I should also mention my Security Program is Comodo Internet Security Premium which includes an Antivirus, Firewall, Computer Defense, and Sandbox for running suspicious programs. Its fully updated.

 

[zigzag3143]

I've had this BSOD issue ever since I clean installed from win 7 32 to win 7 64 bit before installing some new Gskill ram I had bought to improve my gaming. I got 2 4gig sticks.
At first I thought the ram was the issue however I have run memtest multiple times and it never finds any issues. Just random crashing during any activity esp gaming. I run a lot of programs from a 1tb external drive always plugged into my laptop. At some point I ran chkdsk -f on both drives to fix any issues and for a good while the crashing stopped. 2 weeks go by and its started up again. Chkdsk wont stop it this time and I don't know what else to do. So I have attached my crash information just as the post instructed. Please help me! I have dealt with this problem for 4 months now.

I should also mention my Security Program is Comodo Internet Security Premium which includes an Antivirus, Firewall, Computer Defense, and Sandbox for running suspicious programs. Its fully updated.

Obvious problem

Please remove any CD virtualization programs such as Daemon Tools and Alcohol 120%.

They use a driver, found in your dmp,sptd.sys, that is notorious for causing BSODs.

Use this SPTD uninstaller DuplexSecure - Downloads

when you're done you can use this Freeware MagicISO Virtual CD/DVD-ROM(MagicDisc) in its place.

Not so obvious your choice of malware and sandbox.

 

[Jackel159]

Ill remove the program however the one you suggested IS the program I currently use :/
However I do have power iso installed on the side for a specific disk image type. They don't run at the same time.
What did you mean about my choice of malware and sandbox?

 

[Jackel159]

Still BSOD just not as often.

So its been a while since I applied the fix and it helped. It reduced my crashes to rarely, but now things are getting worse again. I have once again gathered crash information on my computer. Any help that can be offered as to what is the cause would be much appreciated, thanks!

 

[Jackel159]

Could somebody please look at the files I attached in my previous post please?

 

[Jackel159]

last time bumping, otherwise I guess ill start a fresh post about this