Can anyone spot the culprit ??

[sepholdem]

just trying to get to the bottom of this - PLEASE have a look it- is a 124 stop code which indicates hardware - i have went throught the 124 check list - i ran mem test 86 9 passes - ive ran prime 95 (very scary ;-0 ) put my origional win 7 back on - its good for 2 days then bang bsod - i also have included some screen shots of various things for extra help -cpuz- event logs ect.
THANKS IN ADVANCE TO ANYONE WHO CAN HELP SPOT SOMTHING !!!

 

[whs]

This seems to be a pretty "popular" error. Here are the Google results. Maybe you see something that is similar to your case. And here is another thread on the same problem from this forum:
http://www.sevenforums.com/crashes-debugging/39563-freeze-event-id-41-kernel-power.html

 

[zigzag3143]

just trying to get to the bottom of this - PLEASE have a look it- is a 124 stop code which indicates hardware - i have went throught the 124 check list - i ran mem test 86 9 passes - ive ran prime 95 (very scary ;-0 ) put my origional win 7 back on - its good for 2 days then bang bsod - i also have included some screen shots of various things for extra help -cpuz- event logs ect.
THANKS IN ADVANCE TO ANYONE WHO CAN HELP SPOT SOMTHING !!!

Two things I immediately noticed. No HD check. Have you run a chkdsk/r/f?

Second event ID 41 is a multi cpu stepping code. If the cpu's step at a different rate they will of course cause BSOD's. Might want to check and see if there is a BIOS update as that would fix the 41 errors


Ken

 

[Lordbob75]

ISODrive ISODrive.sys Thu Nov 01 21:08:26 2007
pcouffin pcouffin.sys Tue Dec 05 07:39:53 2006
secdrv   secdrv.SYS   Wed Sep 13 06:18:32 2006

These drivers should all be updated.

~Lordbob

 

[sepholdem]

Thanks alot for the info guys - i did have stepping enabled in dell bios 2.4.0 have dissabled now and will update the drivers in question-