Computer freeze

[Nico1533]

Have you taken one of the ram sticks out and tried it that way do you have any extra ram iin the house.

No I didnt and no I do not, my build isnt 100% over, I still need to buy ram if I really need it and a better SSD, and maybe another video card in the future

[LemonSpice]

okay because ram can cause some wierd issues

[Nico1533]

My computer just froze again, same kernel error and this error again "Session "Microsoft Security Client OOBE" stopped due to the following error: 0xC000000D"

[LemonSpice]

My computer just froze again, same kernel error and this error again "Session "Microsoft Security Client OOBE" stopped due to the following error: 0xC000000D"

yea ram can cause kernal panics do you have multiple ram sticks that you are using

[Nico1533]

yea ram can cause kernal panics do you have multiple ram sticks that you are using

4x2gb

[LemonSpice]

try using two of the dimms only and see if that happens

[Nico1533]

my ram has already been by a tech and he said that my hardware is fine.. the thing is I formated twice, I am so confused..

[LemonSpice]

here let me post your question again and see if anyone else has an idea i will give you the link to the new thread

[Nico1533]

here let me post your question again and see if anyone else has an idea i will give you the link to the new thread

Ok, you're gonna send me a message?

[LemonSpice]

http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/214300-this-person-needs-help-could-someone-help-him/

[LemonSpice]

Ok, you're gonna send me a message?

yea its http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/214300-this-person-needs-help-could-someone-help-him/

[Nico1533]

http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/214300-this-person-needs-help-could-someone-help-him/

I dont really see how 2 threads is gonna help but thank you, hopefully its helps,, I have the money, I just need to find where the problem is

[Orthodoctus]

Why a new thread? Anyway, if you think the service is the culprit you can disable it from by following this guide.

[LemonSpice]

the new thread will have more people respond not just me

[LemonSpice]

I dont really see how 2 threads is gonna help but thank you, hopefully its helps,, I have the money, I just need to find where the problem is

here there are people already responding

[Nico1533]

Why a new thread? Anyway, if you think the service is the culprit you can disable it from by following this guide.

Which service I have to disable?

[Orthodoctus]

nvstreamsvc.

 

here there are people already responding

But they don't have access to what you guys already discussed.

[LemonSpice]

nvstreamsvc.

 

But they don't have access to what you guys already discussed.

i know but this thread has no action

[Nico1533]

both of you are right, i'll watch both threads

[LemonSpice]

okay hope you find the answer to your problem

[Orthodoctus]

There are other things to consider as well:

1) Check for viruses (you probably did that, but just in case...).

2) Make sure everything is plugged all the way in.

3) Run Memtest to test the RAM sticks.

4) Stress test your CPU and GPU and monitor the temps. I know that you've stated your temps before, but having the motherboard manage the voltage automatically, can sometimes cause spikes in the voltage.

5) Run Check Disk tool.

6) Perform a clean boot (could be another service causing the issue).

Edited September 13, 2014 by Orthodoctus

[Nico1533]

I already stress tested my gpu and cpu with furmark for 15 min without any issues, I will test my ram and my disk

[Orthodoctus]

I already stress tested my gpu and cpu with furmark for 15 min without any issues, I will test my ram and my disk

I'd run it for couple of hours.

[Nico1533]

I'd run it for couple of hours.

Ok when I go sleep then, and where does the log save?

[Orthodoctus]

I never used that application, sorry. I use HWMonitor to monitor the temps as it registers the highest temp it read while running, but if the computer didn't crash while running the stress test, I think then we can eliminate the temp being the issue.