BSOD help! No Idea what is the cause.

[lilmoja]

It happened to me almost 3 times a week now, so I decided to get some help. I really need your help guys.
I will attach my dumpfile.

[Rasparthe]

have you changed any settings at all? Added any new hardware? My first step is always the RAM, find a copy of the program Memtest 86+, burn it to CD/DVD and boot to it. It will test your RAM for errors.

[W4ff1e]

Do you let your pc go to sleep at any point? sleep + hibernate off and i havnt seen a BSOD since..

[lilmoja]

Originally Posted by Rasparthe

have you changed any settings at all? Added any new hardware? My first step is always the RAM, find a copy of the program Memtest 86+, burn it to CD/DVD and boot to it. It will test your RAM for errors.

I run memtest86+ last night, 4 passes and shows no error.

[lilmoja]

Originally Posted by W4ff1e

Do you let your pc go to sleep at any point? sleep + hibernate off and i havnt seen a BSOD since..

I always force my computer to go to sleep if Im going out or Im going to do something. But I dont think it is the cause of bsod.

[Adzsask]

I had random problems like you, more freezes then bsod's, and turning of sleep,hybrid sleep, and setting graphics to max power cured all my problems.

[W4ff1e]

Yeah do you ever get BSOD's when you havent slept your pc yet (eg clean start) or alternatively do you get bsod's when you awake from sleep mode (<5mins after)