VARIOUS BSODS HELP mainly MEMORY_MANAGEMENT

did look like a memory error use this to test your memory stick http://www.memtest.org/ at the bottom of the page the 5.01 usb auto installer do the test at least 5 times and use this to read the minidump files in plain text http://www.resplendence.com/whocrashed report the result back here .

did look like a memory error use this to test your memory stick http://www.memtest.org/ at the bottom of the page the 5.01 usb auto installer do the test at least 5 times and use this to read the minidump files in plain text http://www.resplendence.com/whocrashed report the result back here .

your various memory dumps can indicate a failure in hardware, or even incorrect memory timings but if memtest86 works with out errors it is generally a device driver that corrupts the other device drivers data in memory. Windows will load device drivers in different load orders each time it boots so that one device driver will write over a different drivers data on each boot. Thus you get a different bugcheck each time depending on who's data was destroyed.

The debug memory dump DRIVER_OVERRAN_STACK_BUFFER a device got caught over writing windows protected memory. If you have this crash memory dump it will show the drivers name that did the corruption.
Windows will immediately bugcheck the system if you directly over write certain of its memory structures. So that bad driver tried to corrupt the wrong driver and was caught. If you still have the crash dump or know the file name
I will look at the dump for you. just place it on a cloud server with public access (skydrive works) and I will take a quick look. It might even have the info in the eventlog for that bugcheck and I could tell you what the issue is based on the text in the event log

already using usb 2 wifi adapter drivers latest from site

all the other memory dumps will just show that some other drivers data was corrupted




-very common for this to be related to corruption caused by a USB driver itself or the driver for the USB wireless card.
your mother board has two different chips that provide USB support. You will want to update the chipset drivers to get your updated usb 2.0 driver
and you will want to look at your motherboard vendor MSI web page to get a updated usb3.0 driver.

(most common is to have bugs in the USB 3.0 drivers, and have the USB 2.0 driver working fine, if you have your wireless device on a usb 3.0 connection, move it to the usb 2.0 connection)

if your system fails in both cases, you will want to update your wireless adapter driver, you can go to the vendor but they often don't update the driver and you will have to figure out what version of the realtek chip they are using and get the driver update from realtek directly.
(google your wireless device name with the word chipset to find the chip it is using, then google the chip to find the driver for that chip, it will be on realtek's website)

Also, note that if it is your wireless usb driver, when you install a new driver for that device it may not be the one that gets activated by default. Often you will have to manually activate it. So save your self some headaches and check device manager and confirm the driver date and file time and version was updated. (I recently looked a system with 9 versions of a usb driver installed and the oldest one was the one that was being used, not the current one. Don't assume the setup will make the new driver the default driver for all USB ports. )