S.O.S computer blue screening on start up!!!

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Aziebol

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Computer starts up and goes to a blue screen that says error detected windows has been shut down to prevent damage.... Then it restarts and I have the option to try and repair it and when that finishes it says no problems were detected.....I have done the followings steps

I have taken out each of the GPUs and tested them separately as well as each RAM module.

Please if you have any ideas I really would appreciate the help!

Just in case it matters my specs are

Amd Fx 8350
MoBo Asus m5a99fx r2.0
2x EVGA GTX 660 signature 2 ftw edition.
8gb Corsair vengeance
 
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ruecklm14

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Whats your psu?
 
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Aziebol

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Corsair HX 750 also I didn't mean to mark it as solved when obviously it's not.
 
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ruecklm14

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Ok. How old is your psu? Also, what overclocking have you done?
 
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Aziebol

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Less than a year. Not much, besides having the boost clock on my CPU that's about it.
 
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ruecklm14

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Ok I doubt its anything wrong with the parts. like kitty said is there any stop code and what faulting module
 
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Aziebol

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Would 0x00000050 make sense for the stopping code and when it comes to faulting the only thing it says is page fault in non paged area.
 
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Could be a RAM or Storage issue, try taking your ram out one stick at a time to see if that helps, you might have a faulty stick

Is your FX-8350 overclocked? If so, enter the BIOS and set it back to it's original clock, see if that helps
 
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Aziebol

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I have tried testing each of the ram modules and no the CPU is not overclocked.
 
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Aziebol

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Would 0x00000050 make sense for the stopping code and when it comes to faulting the only thing it says is page fault in non paged area. Yeah my whole build is less than a year old.
 
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If you're having an issue with paging then Memory (RAM) or Secondary Storage (HDD, SSD) must be the issue. If you have a completely separate set of RAM lying around, maybe in another computer that uses the same type of memory, then test with that memory. Also try installing your HDDs/SSDs in another system and running SMART tests through a software such as SeaTools
 
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One thing that kind of went right over my head was I just switched cases so I had to transfer everything over and I just finished it like two days ago. I have a busy day so I can't check now but could it possibly be that one of the cables came unplugged? I say that because I went from a huge case to a much smaller case so everything was much tighter.
 
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I highly doubt it, but it's possible. just double check everything is in correctly, maybe change out some of the SATA Data cables in case they maybe got damaged somehow
 
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Aziebol

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Alright I'll try and let you know.
 
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Aziebol

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Yeah it's not any of the cables. Have any other ideas?
 
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