STOP Error 0x0000001E

[koolkat77]

Reason to test the hard drive, just to make sure that its not failing or something.
There were some ntfs errors. Anyway.
How many sticks of RAM does your computer have?
Did you try memtest with all sticks inserted or one? Try memtest with one stick at a time first.

 

[TristanD27]

Ok I will try and get some disks a bit sooner if I can to test my hard drive.
It has two, I tried it with one in the first time and got that black screen.

 

[koolkat77]

Remove your video card next time and connect to VGA when you try to test RAM again. (If you haven't done that already)

 

[TristanD27]

Ok I will try that in a while and let you know the results, how long does a memtest normally take?

 

[koolkat77]

Ok I will try that in a while and let you know the results, how long does a memtest normally take?

It runs as long as you don't stop it manually.

 

[TristanD27]

Aaaah ok then.

I just thought of something that may help, I only started getting this problem since I moved house and started using wireless adapters.

 

[koolkat77]

I just thought of something that may help, I only started getting this problem since I moved house and started using wireless adapters.

OK.

Dismantle and Re-mantle everything later when you can.

 

[TristanD27]

You mean my whole PC? Inside and out?... ok then, it's just updating a game, I'll do it after.

 

[TristanD27]

Right so I dismantled it and re-mantled it and I may have found the hard drive problem, the plastic covering on the sata cable has broke away and there is a chance that the wires inside where touching. Lucky it still works

 

[TristanD27]

I think I've managed to get rid of atheros and I got some new Realtek network drivers. I also got newer wireless adapter drivers but I'm still only getting lower than 5Mbps on average when I should be getting between 10 and 15. The internet also seems to go off for a few seconds every few minutes, its not the signal strength because I have full signal most of the time. I'm wondering weather or not this could be related to the BSOD, my internet always seems to freeze just before I get them and you did mention it was the network driver it was crashing on. I have not had a BSOD since the new drivers but I'm still having bad connection.

 

[Arc]

For those internet related issues, call your ISP. Let them check it.

 

[TristanD27]

I don't think it's anything to do with the ISP, my girlfriends laptop runs 10/15Mbps on wireless from the same room as my computer. Which is what makes me think it may be driver/software related which is why I'm thinking it is related to the BSOD, I only started getting them since using the wireless adapters.

 

[Arc]

upload your MSINFO32.nfo file for one more time.

1. Click on the start button
2. Type "msinfo32" (without quotes) in the search bar of the start menu, click the resulting link. It will open the System Information window.
3. File>Save. In the "File Name" filed, put "MSINFO32" (without Quote), give the save location to desktop, and click the "save" button.
4. Give the time for processing, it will save a .nfo file on your desktop.
5. Zip it, and upload it following the instruction.

 

[TristanD27]

Here is the MSINFO32

 

[TristanD27]

I've tried using an older wireless G adapter which seems to be working better then the newer N and I have not had a BSOD yet so I think it may be related the other adapter but the thing is I've tried a few different drivers for it and the connection is rubbish and keeps dropping out (still connected but no internet access).

 

[Arc]

Here is the MSINFO32

View attachment 245084

I've tried using an older wireless G adapter which seems to be working better then the newer N and I have not had a BSOD yet so I think it may be related the other adapter but the thing is I've tried a few different drivers for it and the connection is rubbish and keeps dropping out (still connected but no internet access).

Then, you use the old one, as it suits better.

 

[TristanD27]

Here it is again as a text file.

I will use the old one for now but as it is G, it has shorter range and slower (The speed wont effect me right now as we have 15Mbps internet and G will go up to 54Mbps but as I am as far away as I could get from the router the range is a slight problem). But anyway, I have a feeling the Belkin USB Wireless N Adapter is the cause of the BSOD as I have not had one since I put in the older adapter in yesterday and I have been playing online games.

 

[Arc]

Uninstall this program:

Start Menu\Programs\AVG

Use Microsoft Security Essentials as your antivirus with windows inbuilt firewall, and free MBAM as the on demand scanner.

Free up the startup.

1. Click on the Start button
2. Type “msconfig (without quotes), click the resulting link. It will open the System Configuration window.
3. Select the “Startup” tab.
4. Deselect all items other than the antivirus.
5. Apply > OK
6. Accept the restart.

 

[TristanD27]

I will be getting Microsoft Security Essentials as soon as I get a new product key for windows (as explained earlier in the thread)

I have just cleared my start-up.

 

[TristanD27]

I think it is safe to say that somehow, it was the newer wireless adapter was causing the problems. With the adapter in I was getting 3+ BSOD's a day but I have now had it out for 2 days and no BSOD's so far.

Thanks guys and a special thanks to koolkat, you spent a lot of time trying to help me and even if some of the things I done didn't stop the BSOD it still helped a lot anyway, my computer is running a lot faster now so thank you.