BSOD While Idle? Error 0x00000124

[plazmanemesis]

Hello,
I recently upgraded some parts of my computer, and have been getting a random blue screen only while idle. The errors are very sporadic I have gone days without getting them.
I've ran IntelBurnIn, memtest86+, and prime95 without errors and cannot figure out what is wrong.
All system temps are from 28-35C when Idle and maybe 50 when under load.
Attached are my reports.

Thanks in advance for your time.

 

[plazmanemesis]

Just flashed newest BIOS for MB, will leave on and idle while at work to see if I get another crash.

 

[plazmanemesis]

Another crash while gone, not even an hour after I left. Anybody know what's going on?

 

[plazmanemesis]

Raised CPU VCORE and VRING, as well as disabling C-states. Will see if this helps.

 

[plazmanemesis]

After running who crashed, it told me that the culprit is most likely ghflt.sys, which is located in system 32 drivers. Anyone know what it does and if I can update it?

 

[plazmanemesis]

Please anyone? I haven't found a solution or anything remotely helpful, and I still get crashes only when idle..

 

[Hexagon12]

I see that the ghflt.sys is from Gigabyte Technology...

 

[plazmanemesis]

Yeah my motherboard is a gigabyte, but I'm not sure what the driver does

 

[Hexagon12]

1. First 4 BSOD's are from hal.dll
2. The fifth BSOD is caused by ntoskrnl.dll

I suggest you going to Advanced boot options (by pressing F8 while it's not saying Starting Windows), and selecting Disable driver signature enforcment.
I also suggest watching this video:How to Fix Blue Screen of Death Stop Error 0x00000124 - YouTube

 

[Golden]

0x124's point to hardware errors. Isolate them by means of stress testing. Lets start with RAM.Run a minimum of 8 passes, preferably overnight, or until errors occur using MemTest86+.

Reference this tutorial to help you use MemTest86+:
http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/105647-ram-test-memtest86.html

 

[plazmanemesis]

Thanks, I'll try disabling to see if that works!


I've already ran memtest86+ for 8 consecutive passes with no errors.

 

[Golden]

Reset all overclocks, then run this on the Very High setting:

http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/220743-cpu-stress-test-using-intelburntest.html

 

[plazmanemesis]

Had no overclocks, so I went ahead and ran it.
Ran on very high for 10 passes with zero errors. Temps were maxed at 78 C
What now?

 

[Golden]

Raised CPU VCORE and VRING, as well as disabling C-states. Will see if this helps.

Did you reset this?

Have you had new BSOD's since then? If so, please upload new information.

 

[plazmanemesis]

I did not reset those.
Since then I have had one crash, with the same errors.
Ater that crash. In another forum I had a suggestion to remove norton and install microsoft security essentials, and to remove all software from my motherboard manufacturer (gigabyte) which I did, then left my computer idle for around 11 hours with no crashes.