Solved Random BSOD's here and there while on windows

[PhoBuuS]

Hello everyone,

I come to you because i can't determine the problem on my own... im having some random BSOD's on my new build... don't need to even be playing games or whatever! it's not all the time it's just some times it bsod's while on windows... i can't explain what is it but it just happens... and im having bsod's like:

PAGE_FAULT_IN_NONPAGED_AREA 0X00000050
DRIVER_IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL 0X000000d1
SYSTEM_SERVICE_EXCEPTION 0x0000003b
BAD_POOL_HEADER 0x00000019

These are the bsod's i had so far, will put them up for download in a minute, and these are the tests i did so far...

first test - Memtest86+ for 8 passes all day long and all night 20 hours straight with 0 errors
Second test - windows memory diagnostic tool for 5 hours
third test - HD Tune with 0 errors and 0 bad blocks
fourth test - Chkdsk everything ok it seems...
fifth test - SFC /scannow with and without windows 7 CD and this is the problem... everytime i run it it says it it says that he had corrupted files that were corrected... so i can't understand what is happening... one would think the problem is in the hard drive... i have a partitioned Corsair Neutron GTX 240 with less than a year... and i did what sean said in his guide for tweaking SSD's... one partition is for System files and the other is for installing some games i want to load faster... im going to install some windows 7 repairs for the windows update and also malicious software removal from windows... im using MSE as an antivirus and malwarebytes... installed them since the very begining.. this is a new build got it like 2 weeks ago and am having these random bsod's ever since... maybe a bad installation of windows? the next thing im going to do after i verify what is happening with my SFC scan is changing memory modules and run some tests or run the tests for each memory module... but i already ran memtest86+ for 8,9 passes and it didnt find anything... along with memory diagnostic tool from windows... if you guys could take a look at my minidumps it would be great...

Thank you in advance..

PhoBuuS

 

[PhoBuuS]

will upload the info you guys need with the SF diagnostic tools in a bit.. but im having errors while uploading (internal server error)

 

[PhoBuuS]

Here are the files you need

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[PhoBuuS]

also may i say i ran just now a command to show me the changes made by SFC in the CBS.log and it says everytime i did run the SFC that 2 items were repaired and those items are

000003a2 [SR] Repairing corrupted file [ml:60{30},l:58{29}]"\??\C:\Windows\SysWOW64\pt-PT"\[l:32{16}]"iernonce.dll.mui" from store

CSI 000003a4 [SR] Repairing corrupted file [ml:60{30},l:58{29}]"\??\C:\Windows\SysWOW64\pt-PT"\[l:30{15}]"iesetup.dll.mui" from store

and it says this all the times i tried to repair with SFC... so may this be the problem? because i have an english version of windows 7 ultimate that i bought in switzerland and i downloaded the portuguese language pack.. maybe it didnt install properly or windows update had a problem while updating it... can this be the culprit?

 

[PhoBuuS]

Update: Uninstalled all the language packages for windows and for internet explorer and guess what, SFC now says it didndt find any integrity violations! so im going to re-install from windows update again and see if there is a problem with the packages or was just bad installation! will keep you updated if i get any more bsod's will test the computer to exhaustion and if nothing happens will mark this as solved!

but could this be a reason for bsoding or not? what do you guys think?

 

[PhoBuuS]

have been running my computer since yesterday and copying files and music and internet and games and no more bsods after the language packages were uninstalled... so i guess it was just that.. the portuguese language pack was not properly instaled i would say.. thank you anyways even tho i didn't got any replies from the experts here maybe i did something wrong... if so please tell me so i can correct my posts in the future... thank you and i will mark this as solved if someone has the same problem as me what i did was this:

1. Open an "elevated command prompt" (right click -> Run as administrator).

2. In the elevated command prompt, copy and paste the command below, and press Enter.
NOTE: This will place a sfcdetails.txt file on your desktop with only the SFC scan result details from the CBS.LOG in it.

code: findstr /c:"[SR]" %windir%\Logs\CBS\CBS.log >"%userprofile%\Desktop\sfcdetails.txt"

and then you just check what files need to be repaired and you try to repair them manually or you try to uninstall them if possible and re-install.

hope this helps someone =)

PhoBuuS

 

[PhoBuuS]

hmmmm so the bsod came back but this time is IRQ_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL bugcheck 0x0000000a... here is the dump file...

please can some technician wit ha bit of time try to see what is the culprit of this bsod? thank you very much in advanced...

 

[PhoBuuS]

Can somebody please help me?? its been like 2 days and nobody answers!! did i post my thread wrong?? or what is happening????

 

[YoYo155]

Hello PhoBuuS .
Please don't bump the thread as it makes it look active as if you're already receiving help
by another member.
Also, not to mention it is against the rules.


The BugCheck Codes vary quite a bit, which usually means RAM issues.
Try physically removing three of the four memory modules, leaving the one in the slot
closest to the CPU socket and run the system in that configuration
for about a week or so or until the next BSOD.
If no BSOD's occur and system is behaving well add a second module with one slot spacing between
them it needs to be the same colour. Do so for about a week once more (or again until the next BSOD)
then if all is well do the same with the other modules, one at first and then both (nearest to the socket).
If BSOD's occur at any time post them back here following the http://www.sevenforums.com/bsod-help-support/96879-blue-screen-death-bsod-posting-instructions.html.


Let us know how it goes .

 

[PhoBuuS]

ok yoyo155 thank you very much and sorry i just wanted to keep updated with all i have been doing... so i wont bump the thread anymore... and will do as you say =) thank you very much but one question can this happen even when i ran memtest for 20+ hours along with memory diagnostic tools for 5 hours?

 

[YoYo155]

ok yoyo155 thank you very much and sorry i just wanted to keep updated with all i have been doing... so i wont bump the thread anymore... and will do as you say =) thank you very much but one question can this happen even when i ran memtest for 20+ hours along with memory diagnostic tools for 5 hours?

Yes very much so, unfortunately :\.
Memtest isn't perfect and have had threads relaying on Memtest too much
only to replace the RAM afterwards which is what solved it.

 

[PhoBuuS]

hey hello i have had another bsod the day i wrote with you but i saw that the usb3 driver was giving me problems.. and then i saw a thread where they say sometimes a bios that isn't up to date can cause instability problems or compatibility problems aswell so i updated my bios (note that my ancient bios wasnt available for download in gigabyte site odd =S) and i updated usb3 drivers and i didnt had a bsod since... so until further notice im making this thread as solved and if anything happens i will remove memories as you said. Thank you so much for the replies nonetheless and my best regards for the seven forum team!

 

[YoYo155]

hey hello i have had another bsod the day i wrote with you but i saw that the usb3 driver was giving me problems.. and then i saw a thread where they say sometimes a bios that isn't up to date can cause instability problems or compatibility problems aswell so i updated my bios (note that my ancient bios wasnt available for download in gigabyte site odd =S) and i updated usb3 drivers and i didnt had a bsod since... so until further notice im making this thread as solved and if anything happens i will remove memories as you said. Thank you so much for the replies nonetheless and my best regards for the seven forum team!

Awesome, good job !
Just another prime example of the kind of information that can be given by the OP
which is next to the PC and uses it daily and has the best idea as to what might be wrong with
it and just how crucial it is to share as much information as possible.

Glad to know you're up and running.