Wintendo 7 bsod

[cwdykarn]

hey everyone

I have ran in to an issue with one of my boxes i can't resolve on my own -_-

the issue in hand is random kernel crashes reboots and BSOD's and iam really tired of this -_-

here is some info

OS: Wintendo 7 ultimate 64-bit
CPU: AMD phenom II x6 1090T 3.20 ghz
Mobo: Gigabyte GA-990FXA
Graphics: geforce gtx 460
Ram: Corsair Vengeance DDR3 1600MHz 4gb

# message after crash

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Problem signature:
  Problem Event Name:	BlueScreen
  OS Version:	6.1.7601.2.1.0.256.1
  Locale ID:	1053

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Additional information about the problem:
  BCCode:	d1
  BCP1:	00000000FFFFFFFF
  BCP2:	0000000000000002
  BCP3:	0000000000000000
  BCP4:	FFFFF880014B164D
  OS Version:	6_1_7601
  Service Pack:	1_0
  Product:	256_1

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Files that help describe the problem:
  C:\Windows\Minidump\012313-15787-01.dmp
  C:\Users\cwdykar\AppData\Local\Temp\WER-50091-0.sysdata.xml

my event log lights up like a christmas tree ~810 lines of random errors


What i have done to troubleshoot
google google google google google and google some more
reinstalled windows
swapped out my drivers to up to date drivers

What i do when it crashes
mostly gameing (league of legends)
and listen to spotify

but it tends to crash even when iam doing some codeing in notepad++ or running olly-db or firefox..............

The weird thing is it runs nice and smooth and dosent complain what soo ever if i fire up debian and do some gameing or some other resource heavy tasks.....

i really hope someone out there can help me resolve these issus

Regards @cwDYKARN

[ayu]

Well, one thing you can start with is checking your RAM.
Start with diagnosing it, and then if nothing turns up, swap the places of the RAM and then diagnose it again.
Also google for the brand of the RAM that you have if it has any known issue, and if you have several different brands of RAM on your board, then make sure to check if they have any issues running together.

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http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows7/Diagnosing-memory-problems-on-your-computer

[cwdykarn]

Hey cats thanks for the fast response

i ran the memory diagnostics and it dident report any errors and i have tested it in every ram port with diagnostics and no reported errors :/ (i only have 1x 4gb ram)

Ive done some more googleing and apperently there are a few others out there with similar setup, they have not the precise errors codes but similar symptoms with random BSOD's but no one have found a permanent solution to the issue or pin point the exact issue

they hardware i have that matches there setup's is the motherboard and ram...

regards @cwDYKARN

[ayu]

These issues are often very tricky to solve, but I can give you two more advice for now

1: Find another RAM stick that you can test with (borrow from a friend perhaps?)
2: Update your drivers (graphic cards often cause BSOD when the drivers are bugged. Happened to me a few times with my Nvidia cards)

Check this out

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http://forums.techguy.org/hardware/996121-bsod-computer-i-built-myself.html

And this

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http://www.sevenforums.com/crashes-debugging/252523-bsod-bbcode-d1.html

None of the links seem to have a solution really, but there are a few hints on what the problem might be and what you can try.

[maboroshi]

When did this problem begin? Was it after running the bitcoin Miner? That can be pretty taxing on my GPU at least, so perhaps look there?

[maboroshi]

Also what processes are running by default/start up on you Windows System?

[cwdykarn]

@Cats ill check them out , iam allready runing the latest drivers for every single component that needs a driver and ive tested diffrent drivers for the graphic card.

@Mabo This issue started showing up around 2 month after i buildt it, that was uhm 1.5 years ago year xP i havent really botherd to fix it untill now Oo

Default processors

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avastUI.exe
CCC.exe
csrss.exe
dwm.exe
explorer.exe
MOM.exe
nvtray.exe
nvvsvc.exe
nvxdsync.exe
taskhost.exe
taskmgr.exe
winlogon.exe
wuauclt.exe

Auto start

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avast! Antivirus
Catalyst Control Center

I keep a very tight leash on whats runing on this box

[cwdykarn]

@Mabo, it crashed more often after i ran the bitcoiner for a few days

[maboroshi]

Wait isn't CCC.exe and MOM.exe specific to ATI Cards? Isn't the GeForce 460 an Nvidia card?

Edit * I guess it isn't...

Edit again * Yes Nvidia has there own version of Catalyst/CCC/MOM, maybe that's the issue... Did you have an ATI card previously?

[cwdykarn]

The CCC.exe and MOM.exe is for my AMD chipset driver

i havent owned a ati card sence uhm 2004, i think

[ayu]

Yeah, maybe you should try switching the graphics card as well and see if it helps?
But don't switch both the RAM and the G-card, since then you won't know which one is the problem if it helps ^^

[cwdykarn]

I have done some testing during the night and there is nothing wrong with the hardware

I swapped the ram with an other set still crashes.
I swaped out the graphic card to an ATI card i borrowed from a friend and it dident crash

So i deceded to test my nvidia card in an other box and it runs smooth with out any error soo there is not realy any trubble with that either, tested to run with my ram too and it runs nice and smooth >.<

Can it be the chipset driver that do not behave around the nvidia driver? or the other way around.

Thanks btw for all help

regards @cwDYKARN

[ayu]

Yeah it's possible that your g-card doesn't play well with the rest of your setup

I would say that it's worth a try to swap card for a few days and do some gaming, and see what happens.

Do you still have warranty on the g-card?

[cwdykarn]

I will hang on to this card for a few days and do some more testing, that card is 2+ years old (give or take) so i dont have any warranty left :/

[bad_brain]

hm, when I check the event log screenshot I see most errors and warnings are in context with networking, DHCP fails, etc.
do you also run the regular Bitcoin client at the same time? because for me it causes desktop freezes sometimes...just a few seconds, and also pretty rare (like maybe twice a day), but I am sure that it's also in context with the network activity. I just had no time yet to trace it, and to be honest it's so rare that it's not on top of my list.

are your NIC and mainboard (if onboard NIC) drivers up to date?