Can anyone help!

[MattBoxer]

My dad's computer is having a few problems lately it keeps freezing and crashing, BSOD and No signal input and weird lines!

The specs are: 

AMD phenom 955pe

Asrock 880GMH/USB3

The ram is this :http://www.novatech.co.uk/products/components/memory-pc/ddr3pc3-106001333mhz/ram-13334.html

Ati HD5450 (using vga)

320gb samsung hdd

 

i have ran memtest no memory errors, ccleaner and updated all drivers but this is what happens all the time:

 

 

 

 

Thanks for any help to fix this! 

[Guest]

Reseat everything

[MattBoxer]

Reseat everything

Reseat or reset?

[Volbet]

Can you upload the dum file (located in C:/Windows/minidump)? This will give us the BSoD error message, making it a bit easier to troubleshoot.

 

Does the PC boot into safe mode OK?

[Guest]

Reseat or reset?

Reseat

[MattBoxer]

Can you upload the dum file (located in C:/Windows/minidump)? This will give us the BSoD error message, making it a bit easier to troubleshoot.

 

Does the PC boot into safe mode OK?

It boots fine in any mode! and i will upload the dum file

[MattBoxer]

It boots fine in any mode! and i will upload the dum file

There are no files in the Minidump folder at all

[Volbet]

There are no files in the Minidump folder at all

You might have to set it to make a dumpfile (I thought that was on as default)

Search for ´sysdm.cpl´ → Click the ´Advanced´ tab → Click ´Setting´ in the ´Startup and recovery´ setting → Check ´Write an event to system log´

[MattBoxer]

You might have to set it to make a dumpfile (I thought that was on as default)

Search for ´sysdm.cpl´ → Click the ´Advanced´ tab → Click ´Setting´ in the ´Startup and recovery´ setting → Check ´Write an event to system log´

Ok ill try that! 

[MattBoxer]

You might have to set it to make a dumpfile (I thought that was on as default)

Search for ´sysdm.cpl´ → Click the ´Advanced´ tab → Click ´Setting´ in the ´Startup and recovery´ setting → Check ´Write an event to system log´

It was already checked!

[Volbet]

It was already checked!

I'm becomming more and more convinced that Microsoft hates me.

 

What temperature is the CPU running at? It might be a overheating problem.

[MattBoxer]

I'm becomming more and more convinced that Microsoft hates me.

 

What temperature is the CPU running at? It might be a overheating problem.

At idle 34 Degrees C with AMD stock cooler.

[Volbet]

At idle 34 Degrees C with AMD stock cooler.

What about the stress temperature?

[aidenrelkoff]

i'd say ur gpu fried it self or somthing. try a different gpu

[MattBoxer]

What about the stress temperature?

Tress temps are 66 Degrees C!

[MattBoxer]

i'd say ur gpu fried it self or somthing. try a different gpu

This happened on motherboard built in gpu that's why we put a HD 5450 from my system to his and it worked fine for 8 months in my system!

[Volbet]

Tress temps are 66 Degrees C!

So the CPU temperature isn't the problem.

 

I would agree that it then seem like a problem with the graphics card. Try the card in a different system or try a different card in your dad's system. 

 

Edit: Didn't see you post. Can the PC run in safe mode? Have you tried reinstalling Windows?

[MattBoxer]

So the CPU temperature isn't the problem.

 

I would agree that it then seem like a problem with the graphics card. Try the card in a different system or try a different card in your dad's system. 

This happened on on-board gpu on motherboard that's why i switched it to my older but fully working HD5450

[MattBoxer]

So the CPU temperature isn't the problem.

 

I would agree that it then seem like a problem with the graphics card. Try the card in a different system or try a different card in your dad's system. 

 

Edit: Didn't see you post. Can the PC run in safe mode? Have you tried reinstalling Windows?

The PC can run in safe mode but haven't tried reinstalling windows! 

[Volbet]

The PC can run in safe mode but haven't tried reinstalling windows! 

If it can run in safe mode, it would seem like it's a software issue. Either try reinstalling some of the drivers, like the graphics card driver and the chipset driver.

If that doesn't help, I would suggest reinstalling Windows.

 

Edit: You can also check if Windows is broken. Run the CMD as administrator and write ´SFC /Scannow´ into it. This will scan Windows for any missing files,

[MattBoxer]

If it can run in safe mode, it would seem like it's a software issue. Either try reinstalling some of the drivers, like the graphics card driver and the chipset driver.

If that doesn't help, I would suggest reinstalling Windows.

Ok thanks for your time and help!