Keep getting Bluescreened everyday now, getting more often

[ForeseenVisionz]

hey guys,

lately ive been getting a lot of bluescreens like first time i was like i will let it slide,

second time i was like i should post on forum 

and now it happens eveyday,

then today it happened twice while i was playing unturned and i think somethings wrong,

please help with anything much appreciated,

pics below, pc specs in sig and any other info just ask, cheers 

 

 

 

 

[Admiaczking]

If you're using Firefox disable hardware acceleration. Otherwise, not sure what to tell you

[ForeseenVisionz]

If you're using Firefox disable hardware acceleration. Otherwise, not sure what to tell you

i dont use firefox i use chrome but ill disable it anyways as i have it installed and occasionally use it. 

[Benjio]

You could check out this link, it has some steps you can try to diagnose it: http://www.sevenforums.com/crash-lockup-debug-how/35349-stop-0x124-what-means-what-try.html

 

It seems like it is a hardware/driver issue. I would remove any pci cards you have, and run on onboard graphics (assuming your cpu/mobo has it). If you still get bluescreens try running a hard drive and memory diagnostic (like Seatools and Memtest86). If those both pass try updating all your drivers. That's just my suggestions, following the steps in the link should hopefully get you somewhere as well.

[ForeseenVisionz]

I would check temps with an app like HWMonitor just to make sure its not overheating. then I would run memtest86 for about 5 hours to see if you have a bad stick of ram.

deffs not overheating as the fans never ramp up which they do when it gets hot by the fan curve thats set up.

[Enderman]

Have you tried clean installing windows?

[ForeseenVisionz]

Have you tried clean installing windows?

way to much stuff to do that, would rather live with it than do that

[Enderman]

way to much stuff to do that, would rather live with it than do that

Power users should be doing a clean install every 6-12 months.

Not doing so makes your system health degrade over time eventually resulting in constant BSODs or data loss.

[ForeseenVisionz]

I would def run mem test than. I was having the same issue with my PC a few weeks ago and it turned out to be a bad stick of ram.

gunna go play unturned and c what happens, had a o.c. on my cpu of 4.4, too it down to 4.2 as im too noob to remove it coz i dont know how as i used ai suite. edit: the lowest i got it too was 3.6 still not stock but only 0.1 off, good enuogh.

[ForeseenVisionz]

Power users should be doing a clean install every 6-12 months.

Not doing so makes your system health degrade over time eventually resulting in constant BSODs or data loss.

what, thats actually the stupidest thing ive ever heard,(no offense to you, to windows)

[Enderman]

what, thats actually the stupidest thing ive ever heard,(no offense to you, to windows)

Yeah compared to other OS like Linus it actually gets filled with crap residual files from programs quickly.

Ccleaner and malwarebytes help, but a clean install always gets rid of all the crap at once.

[ForeseenVisionz]

Yeah compared to other OS like Linus it actually gets filled with crap residual files from programs quickly.

Ccleaner and malwarebytes help, but a clean install always gets rid of all the crap at once.

but who actually does that, this is the first time im hearing this....

[Enderman]

but who actually does that, this is the first time im hearing this....

Power users. People who use their PC a lot and like to keep it in optimal working conditions.

It's easy when you know exactly what is on your PC and where, so you can just have all your files on a hard drive, reinstall windows and your programs and it like new.

power user =/= my mother who keeps everything everywhere and has no idea what she needs and doesnt.

[Benjio]

Power users. People who use their PC a lot and like to keep it in optimal working conditions.

It's easy when you know exactly what is on your PC and where, so you can just have all your files on a hard drive, reinstall windows and your programs and it like new.

power user =/= my mother who keeps everything everywhere and has no idea what she needs and doesnt.

There are ways to keep your PC in optimal condition besides doing a clean install. I think power users are generally the people who don't need clean installs and people who aren't need them more often (I work in a repair shop and there's people who can mess their computers up pretty fast).

[Nerd Rage LBC]

but who actually does that, this is the first time im hearing this....

I do. Every 6-9 months I do a clean install (and about to do so again soon, past due). Of all the things I download, try (trials/demos/etc), delete, and move it's better for myself to do this every so often rather than looking around for unwanted files, dead links, reg fixes, bad drivers, and etc. The time it would take me to clean the computer can be done in less time with a wipe and install (least I don't have to worry about rolling drivers pile up). Keep in mind it helps that my system drive is SSD and Storage is TB HDDs, keeps re-installs some what simple. Couldn't I just do system restore to back when I did a fresh install? Sure, but out of personal preference I don't. I don't have to worry about a dirty restore if any.

 

Edit: So if I get a bad driver issue that means I re-install every time? No, it's just a pain in the butt.

[Enderman]

There are ways to keep your PC in optimal condition besides doing a clean install. I think power users are generally the people who don't need clean installs and people who aren't need them more often (I work in a repair shop and there's people who can mess their computers up pretty fast).

Even power users might not be able to decide whether a file called 92741-4209878-32415-34871957 is necessary to keep on your computer or if it is slowing it down.

This is why a clean install is always the best option to keep the computer running completely optimised. Obviously another option is to not install any programs or windows updates, but wtf lol

[NeCrOmAnCiN]

Bsod are99% of the time psu issues ram issues or audio driver issue

[Nerd Rage LBC]

Bsod are99% of the time psu issues ram issues or audio driver issue

 

Don't forget network driver issues (least was for me and realtek, bleh)

[VintageCake]

Bsod are99% of the time psu issues ram issues or audio driver issue

have you forgotten video drivers? Because those statistics came straight out of your ass.

[TDP_Equinox]

run this http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/blue_screen_view.html and post a screenshot of what it spits out.
This will give me detailed info from the minidump file and should show any drivers/exes that could have caused this.

[thorpj]

Yeah compared to other OS like Linus it actually gets filled with crap residual files from programs quickly.

Ccleaner and malwarebytes help, but a clean install always gets rid of all the crap at once.

Every time i uninstall a program, i get errors due to paths and files that stayed behind. Missing MUI references, and shortcuts remaining on the desktop. WIndows is so retarded. Have to use CCleaner to fix em

[TDP_Equinox]

Every time i uninstall a program, i get errors due to paths and files that stayed behind. Missing MUI references, and shortcuts remaining on the desktop. WIndows is so retarded. Have to use CCleaner to fix em

a screenshot of the minidumps would help....         http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/blue_screen_view.html

[thorpj]

a screenshot of the minidumps would help....         http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/blue_screen_view.html

Its not really major, Its pretty much just: i uninstall, shortcut on desktop stays, windows wonders why the program is still there, but application paths remain.

[marioo1182]

Yeah compared to other OS like Linus it actually gets filled with crap residual files from programs quickly.

Ccleaner and malwarebytes help, but a clean install always gets rid of all the crap at once.

You know your dedicated when you mix up Linux with Linus

 

/e in all seriousness though to solve your BSOD

 

Have you run any hardware tests? If you have not you should test all of your hardware.

Make sure you also check the hard disk because it could also be failing.

You may also want to see if the same issue persists in Safe Mode.

[TDP_Equinox]

Its not really major, Its pretty much just: i uninstall, shortcut on desktop stays, windows wonders why the program is still there, but application paths remain.

no this is for the bluescreens not the desktop icons.