Solved BSOD when computer idles - 0x101

[Maesen]

Sorry when i come home ill look at it.

Still waiting for input. :/

 

[Laith]

Im so sorry i havent been able to post in this thread, school and all that kinda stuff. Anyways the problem is the Realtek Ethernet driver. Update it.

 

[Maesen]

Im so sorry i havent been able to post in this thread, school and all that kinda stuff. Anyways the problem is the Realtek Ethernet driver. Update it.

I understand! ;D

Somehow friday morning I was able to boot it before leaving for work. Hadnt crashed when I came back home. It hasnt BSOD'd yet.

Thanks, i'll update the driver tonight and come back if need be!

 

[Laith]

I'll be waiting.

 

[Maesen]

I'll be waiting.

Dont wait for my reply good sir, I wont have the chance to upgrade it before friday. For now the computer works but wont be using it till then. I'll do what you said and update the thread if the BSODs are back!

Thanks again for your help and time! I greatly appreciate!

 

[Maesen]

I am back!

I was playing some NHL 2009 when the computer BSOD'd. It crashed 10 times in a row. Even in Safe Mode.

It crashes a lot less in Safe Mode.

I am currently generating a DM log in Safe Mode. Just have to find a way to send it over here somehow.

I tried enableing Driver Verifier, but it didnt show me any culprit so I disabled it.

I'll be back for posting the DM Log results so you guys can analyze.

Thanks!

 

[Maesen]

Here fast, before it crashes!

 

[Maesen]

Morning bump!

 

[Maesen]

Afternoon bump..?

 

[Laith]

Sorry, when i come home ill look at the log.

 

[Maesen]

Sorry, when i come home ill look at the log.

Excellent. I'll be waiting, the computer works for now.

 

[Maesen]

So yea. Still waiting, but so far computer hasnt crashed. Its been doing this twice over the last 2 months. It keeps crashing BSOD after BSOD, I shut it down for the night and the day after it works fine...

 

[Laith]

101, is an OC related problem. Have you overclocked? The dumpfile was useless, it didnt tell anything.

 

[Maesen]

Computer is not overclocked. It's been asked everytime since these BSOD started. I am not qualified enough to overclock.

Here is a DM log I just redid. Maybe since I had to do the other one in Safe Mode it didnt scan correctly or something.

 

[Laith]

Run Driver Verifier for 24 hours.
http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/101379-driver-verifier-enable-disable.html

 

[Maesen]

Sorry for late reply. But I noticed something.

It seems to be playing games that start this whole bunch of crashes.

Like right now. Computer hadnt crashed since your reply and I started playing some Assassin's Creed. It BSOD'd. Now it wont make it to the desktop; keeps BSOD.

When I let the PC sit for a moment OFF, then turn it back on, it stops crashing.

Could this be Temp related? Cause everything seems fine from Speccy...

 

[Maesen]

UPDATE: Okay so I uninstalled Razer Overlay-something that used to cause BSODs with Verifier activated THEN enabled Driver Verifier by 8:30pm.

Went to bed by 11pm and all was good. Came back this morning to a crashed PC. BSOD'd 3 times trying to make it to my desktop.

Now im in safemode and checked the cause. Still the 0x101, it was not a BSOD caused by a driver from Verifier.

My computer has nothing overclocked, im really tired of these BSODs.

 

[Maesen]

Bump !

 

[Maesen]

To the top...

 

[Laith]

Im sorry, i have been busy with moving. Well to get rid of the BSOD at startup, go into safemode and delete current settings. As for the other please give me the logs.