Frequent blue screen errors

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RaoSid94

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I need very urgent help on these blue screen errors.
they keep pooping every 15-20 minutes on PC.these are-
NTFS_SYSTEM_ERROR
and SERVICE_SYSTEM_EXCEPTION.
these errors occoured few days after I started playing Warframe but i do not think that the game caused it.
Physical Memory dumps error have occured before when using windows 7.Most of the times i cannot do important work.
I even fear that my pc will show this error while posting this thread
Solutions i have tried-
Format my PC
removing and replugging HDD wires in my mobo
diskcheck.
I am not a PC expert so may be i am doing something wrong(even may be with these solutions)
I even disabled windows firewall,defender
even tried to update windows once and the pc still shows blue screens
MY conFIG
core 2 duo 2.2 ghz
G41 m combo
3Gb ram ddr2
GTX 750 ti
Zebronics 450 watt PSU.
Please reply fast

 
Solution
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Hi

Suggested order of tests
1) remove any over clocking especially of ram
1a) confirm only one anti virus Internet security package installed
If more than one decide which to uninstall
2) run memtest86 ( bootable ram tester) or version on windows vista or later dvd's
3) test hard drive using manufacturers diagnostics program looking for bad sectors
Software in 2) & 3) on Hirens boot CD
4) monitor cpu temperature for over heating
there is probably something on motherboard driver disk to do this
4b) for desktop PC look inside case for clogged heat sink & fans or air filters
5) scan for malware using 2 or 3 different programs
Inc malware bytes ,super antispyware, on line scanners etc
6) check voltage of 12v & 5v lines from psu...
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mbarnes86

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Hi

Suggested order of tests
1) remove any over clocking especially of ram
1a) confirm only one anti virus Internet security package installed
If more than one decide which to uninstall
2) run memtest86 ( bootable ram tester) or version on windows vista or later dvd's
3) test hard drive using manufacturers diagnostics program looking for bad sectors
Software in 2) & 3) on Hirens boot CD
4) monitor cpu temperature for over heating
there is probably something on motherboard driver disk to do this
4b) for desktop PC look inside case for clogged heat sink & fans or air filters
5) scan for malware using 2 or 3 different programs
Inc malware bytes ,super antispyware, on line scanners etc
6) check voltage of 12v & 5v lines from psu tolerance 5%.
Find a molex connector red to black 5v yellow to black 12v
A psu tester is better but a simple volt meter will do


Hopefully one of these steps will help locate problem


Regards
Mike barnes
 
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