Seven Crashing

[Skynet74]

My Computer Info is as follows :
ASUS M3N78-VM
Intergrated Nvidia Graphics /Sound
CPU AMD Phenom(tm) II X4 940 Processor
8gb DDR2 Ram
IDE 80gb HD
750w Power
Windows 7 x64

getting a blue screen which i cant work out can someone have a look at the dump file
please

would be nice at some stage working out how to read dump files

dump file here
thx View attachment 37552

 

[torrentg]

Hi.

Please use the paperclip function when you post to attach files, in the future if you need to do so.

That's a 0x50 stop error, so you want to completely uninstall any antivirus and firewall apps you've installed.

Also, if that doesn't repair it (it should), run Memtest overnight to test the memory modules.

 

[zigzag3143]

My Computer Info is as follows :
ASUS M3N78-VM
Intergrated Nvidia Graphics /Sound
CPU AMD Phenom(tm) II X4 940 Processor
8gb DDR2 Ram
IDE 80gb HD
750w Power
Windows 7 x64

getting a blue screen which i cant work out can someone have a look at the dump file
please

would be nice at some stage working out how to read dump files

dump file here <111809-18548-01.rar - download now for free. File sharing. Software file sharing. Free file hosting. File upload. FileFactory.com>

thx

Skynet

You can use the attachment icon in the reply form to upload it to us. Most of us have AV in place that will now let us dl from there

Ken J++

 

[Skynet74]

ok sorry for posting wrong , i cant uninstall any antivirus and firewall apps i havent installed any yet wanted to get this crash fixed before i do so

 

[torrentg]

ok sorry for posting wrong , i cant uninstall any antivirus and firewall apps i havent installed any yet wanted to get this crash fixed before i do so

Alright then, it's either faulty memory or a service you installed.

In the start menu search box, type system information then hit enter. Use ctrl+s to save on the screen that pops up.

.rar or .zip the saved file and attach to a post.

 

[Skynet74]

here you go hope this is right thx View attachment 37551

 

[torrentg]

By the looks of it, it doesn't seem like the latest chipset drivers are installed (amongst others, but they shouldn't matter.) All services seem fine and none are 3rd party.

So try to update the chipset from the motherboard manufacturer's site.

Run Memtest overnight because the bsod could have been caused by faulty memory.
Also, check the manufacturer of the RAM you're running for correct Vdimm (Ram Voltage) and timings. Set motherboard bios accordingly.

 

[Skynet74]

ok thx for looking

 

[wguimb]

If you have an nVidia video card, it turns out a new driver for nVidia was pushed down in October and that may be the culprit. It was pushed as an 'important' update so most folks probably let it install. My fix was to go to Device Manager, right click on the video adapter and click update device driver, selecting the option to search automatically for a new driver. It found a new driver and installed it. Problem has not returned. The driver it installed was nVidia GeForce 8.16.11.9107 dated 9/27/09, which is before the October push.