Many different BSOD's when gaming or watching videos

[koolkat77]

It's okay, I'm sure its not a trojan
Install it back, don't worry

 

[Flying Dude]

alright so I put it back and now I'm connected to the internet, what should my next step be from here though? Cause I remember seeing this driver listed in almost all of my BSODs back when I had about 20 of them saved... so I'm gonna guess that I shouldn't delete it but maybe find an update or something for it?

 

[koolkat77]

Hmm. Now lets just observe for more crashes.,
Is verifier enabled?

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[Flying Dude]

No driver verifier is not enabled, but I could enable it if you want and get more BSODs, also I just followed the instructions from your last post and fill in all the computer specs info to my profile, can you see them there or shall I post them here?

 

[koolkat77]

I can see them. Thanks.

Continue to observe your PC now.. Speccy is a nice tool for seeing your computers temp.. Let me know the temps during normal usage and intensive usage..

We'll enable verifier later if needed...

 

[Flying Dude]

Awesome sounds good! I'll start playin an intensive game or something right now then and I have speccy so I'll keep it running and keep checking. I was checking speccy during gameplay yesterday and noticed that my CPU temps were 60+ if that helps

 

[koolkat77]

60 while gaming? that's good.
What about during normal usage? Let me know

 

[Flying Dude]

Hey so I just got another BSOD while playing a game, about 30 mins in this time, it's attached, and during normal usage my CPU temps are around 41-47C

 

[koolkat77]

Gives the probable cause as .. dxgmms1.sys
Try troubleshooting direct x, see if these links are of help:
:ar: DirectX: Description of the DirectX Diagnostic Tool
:ar: How to Use Windows DirectX to Troubleshoot Your PC - For Dummies
:ar: https://support.steampowered.com/kb_article.php?ref=7169-TIAV-5361

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Use !analyze -v to get detailed debugging information.

BugCheck 1000007E, {ffffffffc0000005, fffff8800410d618, fffff8800b360458, fffff8800b35fcb0}

Probably caused by : dxgmms1.sys ( dxgmms1!VIDMM_SEGMENT::TrimAllProcesses+1ec )

Followup: MachineOwner
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[Flying Dude]

hmmm I ran dxdiag and it didn't find any problems, then I started reading through the steam link you posted and it said I should possibly update my BIOS... I could update my BIOS cause I recently found a newer version, I hear it's a little risky though eh?

 

[koolkat77]

BIOS updates are risky if they're not done properly
Do you prefer keeping verifier enabled for 36 hours before the BIOS update?

 

[Flying Dude]

yeah that's no problem I could do that, I'll turn it on and start posting BSOD's

PS should I enable driver verifier on ndisrd?

 

[koolkat77]

PS should I enable driver verifier on ndisrd?

Nah, skip that driver

 

[Flying Dude]

Awesome, so I've skipped that driver and booted back up with no BSODs this time, I'll start using it like I usually do and try a game or two and see what happens

 

[koolkat77]

Keep us posted

 

[Flying Dude]

Hey I'm back with another BSOD! It's attached and it happened playing a game

 

[koolkat77]

MEMORY_MANAGEMENT (1a)
Probably caused by : ntkrnlmp.exe

Not a true cause. Anyway, looking back at the thread.. did you get the latest firmware for your SSD?

 

[Flying Dude]

oh I did for sure, the updating progam was a little weird but I'm pretty sure I did. Also, I have a new BSOD for you while gaming again:

 

[koolkat77]

STOP 0x00000001: APC_INDEX_MISMATCH
Usual causes: Checked build kernel error. I suspect that this can be caused by something else, as I've seen 2 of these over the past several months - and none appeared to be a checked build

Can you tell me what parts of your computer are older?
How does your computer perform on a "vanilla" installation of windows?

 

[Flying Dude]

Alright so the older parts are the case, the 500gb harddrive, the power supply... yeah I think thats it, the harddrive is so old it was hooked up to my old motherboard with and IDE cable haha, I tried installing the OS on my SSD and I still got a BSOD once. Also, I didn't really get BSODs when I first built this, it was fine for a week or so and then later started locking up every few minutes for like 10-20 seconds, and then after that it started giving me BSODs... but then I downloaded some realtek drivers and all that and it was fine for about 2 weeks... I got my OS from a friend that he burnt to a disc and I don't have my old one anymore... do you think the OS itself is unstable or something?

PS new BSOD: