Solved Many BSODs

[raies]

Hi
I have an issue with my PC, OS is Windows 7 Ultimate x64
I build it 3 years ago and upgraded the mainboard, memory and CPU 6 months ago.

A week ago, it started to give BSODs!
I searched through this forum and understood that I should do some tests. I did the RAM test using Memtest86+. Luckily, I had an error. After some trials I found the part that has the error and it comes from the first pass of the test. After installing the other three parts (now it is 6GB) I tested them using the same program with and had no errors untill the 9th pass. After restarting the PC I had BSODs again. I reinstalled the OS and installed the drivers but nothing changed. I reinstalled the OS on another harddisk and disconnected the first. This time I get the BSODs even when installing drivers. So it is clear that RAM is not the only problem.
Attached dump files and other required data.
By the way, the system fails to create the dump file many times.

Thank you

 

[MvdB]

Hell Raies, welcome to SF!

You have problems with both your ethernet driver and a USB driver.
This should show in your Devices screen. Please check and renew, if possible from the manufacturer and not through windows update.

However, your dumps point to csrss... which should be a normal file if not infected by malware.
So, aside from updating these drivers, do a full system scan with an updated AV and then check your system with Malwarebytes.
For a full checkup in this case: Troubleshooting 7 - Windows 7 Forums

 

[raies]

Thank you MvdB
I scanned the PC yesterday with Kaspersky, it is clean.
When using Sandra program, I had alarms from mainboard because of the heat (more than 90C degrees) in the first minute. I stopped the benchmark.
I think that I may install a cooling system and will change the PSU.
I disabled the auto-boost, network card, usb3, ... and changed the SATA cables.
Now it is about 24 hours without Blue screen.

PS, Please use "Hello", not "Hell".

 

[MvdB]

Thx for you update and sorry for the typo!

 

[raies]

Never mind
I'd replaced my PSU, and re-enabled the settings that I disabled. It is now more than 24 hours and it is fine.
It is clear now that the problem was in the PSU

Thank you very much

 

[MvdB]

Thx for posting back!