System Crash Randomly - No Rythm or Reason or Pattern.

[ZMan]

BSOD System Crash Randomly - No Rythm or Reason or Patter n.

I don't understand why this system is crashing. Replace motherboard and it keeps doing it no rhythm or reason to it. So I thought I give it a push out to here to see if I can get any feedback from you all.

Specs
- Windows 7 64-Bit
- System is a OEM Version
- System was redone from the ground up for fresh install for a school setting.
- System is only 5 month old.
- System age is 3 months old.
- System is 6005 Pro-SFSF Phenom

 

[ZMan]

Any takers?

 

[Kaktussoft]

I think you have an extern usb-drive or usb-stick? Detach that device and check if system still crashes.

 

[ZMan]

I think you have an extern usb-drive or usb-stick? Detach that device and check if system still crashes.

The only USB device I have connected to my system is a USB mouse.

 

[seavixen32]

The crash report lists problems with your card reader devices.

Do you have any cards inserted?

Have you installed up-to-date drivers?

Can you run your computer in Safe Mode without it crashing?

 

[ZMan]

The crash report lists problems with your card reader devices.

Do you have any cards inserted?

Have you installed up-to-date drivers?

Can you run your computer in Safe Mode without it crashing?

Thanks for the help Seavixen and sorry about the wait, yes there is a mult-card reader install on the machine. But when my boss bought them he as the person to put them in. As we try to contact the seller for software there as been no reply. Looking at the card read itself I don't see the name of the maker on it anywhere. With in the Device Manager it is listed as disk drivers Generic. So I'm a little lost as to how to find the drivers for this device.

Forgot to say also that this system is a ghosted image for 22 computer systems. Non of the other system are having this random reboot issue. Could the mult card reader be going bad and causing the system to crash?

 

[seavixen32]

Not so much going bad, but lack of a driver may be problematic.

Check this link: Card Reader Drivers for Windows XP, Vista & Windows 7

 

[ZMan]

Not so much going bad, but lack of a driver may be problematic.

Check this link: Card Reader Drivers for Windows XP, Vista & Windows 7

Only problem is it ask you for funds to get the driver. It does not tell you what the driver is, version, etc.

 

[ZMan]

The link you given tells me to download the DriverTool application. It states that the driver for the mini-reader is alright and that the driver has no issue. But from the mini-dump the issue is the drive itself. So I'm still at a lost of what to do next.