So how do i figure out what caused my bluescreen?

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dane332

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I crash once every 2 or so days , its quite annoying.

Additional information about the problem:
BCCode: fc
BCP1: FFFFF880009EE180
BCP2: 80000001DC21F963
BCP3: FFFFF8800351B2E0
BCP4: 0000000000000000
OS Version: 6_1_7601
Service Pack: 1_0
Product: 256_1

i have windows 7 64 bit

 
Solution
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bugcheck 0xfc = ATTEMPTED_EXECUTE_OF_NOEXECUTE_MEMORY

You might want to scan your computer for malware using malwarebytes
(common way for a virus to attempt to gain control)
you might want to run the system file checker utility
start cmd.exe as a admin
then run
sfc.exe /scannow
it will look for corrupted/modified core windows files and attempt to repair them from the backup copy on your machine. Works but malware tends to modify the backup copy also.


you might want to update drivers if one is corrupting memory
you might run a hardware memory test like memotest86 and make sure your memory system is working ok.
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That is a relatively common error that occurs when a driver has a problem. It can also occur with some kinds of malware.

Did this start recently? Did you update a driver just before this started?

If you did not update a driver, you should probably run Malwarebytes or Ad Aware.

If you did update a driver, you should probably download it fresh and install it again.
 
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dane332

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Hm, yes i have recently updated drivers (my graphics driver) however this has been going on for awhile.

i just remembered that i also sometimes have a different BCCode, it is 1a, that happens occasionally.
 
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bugcheck 0xfc = ATTEMPTED_EXECUTE_OF_NOEXECUTE_MEMORY

You might want to scan your computer for malware using malwarebytes
(common way for a virus to attempt to gain control)
you might want to run the system file checker utility
start cmd.exe as a admin
then run
sfc.exe /scannow
it will look for corrupted/modified core windows files and attempt to repair them from the backup copy on your machine. Works but malware tends to modify the backup copy also.


you might want to update drivers if one is corrupting memory
you might run a hardware memory test like memotest86 and make sure your memory system is working ok.
 
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