Solved Random BSOD crashes with different errors

[furlancaio]

Hey guys, so here's the thing. My PC has been having BSOD problems about 3, 4 weeks now. It crashes at random times. I've already formated twice from scratch, installed all the drivers and it still crashes.

I only have one dump log, but I've had three BSOD today (MEMORY_MANAGEMENT and CACHE_MANAGER, and this one that is attached).

Hopefully you guys can help me

 

[Gator]

Since we don't have a lot to go on, lets first make sure you aren't infected.

Please remove Avast and install Microsoft Security essentials and lets see if that stabilizes your PC.
Avast Uninstall Utility | Download aswClear for Avast Removal

Run Microsoft Security Essentials
http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/38779-microsoft-security-essentials.html

Now lets run Malwarebytes:
When running MBam, Perform Custom Scan > Check box to scan for Rootkits > Scan C:
http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/338716-malwarebytes-anti-malware-free.html

Post the results of both and then we can proceed.

 

[furlancaio]

Ok, I'll try the antivirus. Yesterday I ran memtest and it showed 6.700 something errors, what should I do next ? (I think my father will take the PC to maintenance this week, I'll tell the guy to have a look and test the memories, do you think this is the main issue that is causing the bsod ?)

Also uploading a new dump. Thank you for you help so far.

 

[Gator]

Ok, I'll try the antivirus. Yesterday I ran memtest and it showed 6.700 something errors, what should I do next ? (I think my father will take the PC to maintenance this week, I'll tell the guy to have a look and test the memories, do you think this is the main issue that is causing the bsod ?)

Also uploading a new dump. Thank you for you help so far.

If you got any errors with memory, it is likely that either the Ram or the Dimm slot on your motherboard is bad. When you have memory problems, it can cause your crash dumps to be unreliable. Lets replace the Ram with known good ram and test the problem. You can test to make sure its ram and not your Dimm slot by using the guide below.

Thanks to Arc for this info:
http://www.sevenforums.com/bsod-hel...driver-problem-99-9-likely-2.html#post2749913

 

[furlancaio]

Sorry for the long time without replying. I think I've figured it out what was causing the bsod. One of my two RAM was bad, I was talking to a friend of mine and he told me to test the memories individually on each slot, 1 memory was good, I could even play games, but the other one, I barely entered google chrome and the bsod showed up.

I'm going to mark as solved, thank you Gator for taking your time to help me.

 

[Gator]

Awesome, glad you got it fixed!

If anything else comes up, let us know, were always here.