- Apr 7, 2012
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Hi!
First, in advance, sorry for the s**t load of writing and thanks for reading. The thing is like this:
I'm suffering from a weird issue since a few months. It started a couple of years ago, my desktop pc started having BSODs related to different drivers (random style) and in random moments, sometimes a few minutes after turning it on, and sometimes after hours. It happened 3 times in about 2 years and every time I fixed it with a clean reinstall of the OS W7 x64 Ultimate.
Now it's different. It's happening A LOT. And more frequently, no more than 5 minutes after turning it on. But! If I enter safe mode (with or without networking), it works perfectly. I think there was only one time where a BSOD was thrown during safe-mode.
These are some of the various BSOD's error messages:
I've tried many tests and advises, but not one worked so far. I think it's probably worth mentioning all of them for the sake of this problem and for not making you waste your time.
This time, I've tried the following in order:
Format and reinstall of Windows 7:
Sooo.. Everything points towards the mobo. And my question here is. With everything that I've done, am I in the correct guess or am I missing something?? And how can I test if the mobo is the failing device??
Oh, I almost forgot. My PC specs:
Mobo: Gigabyte GA-H55M-UD2H
CPU: Intel Core i3 550
RAM: 4 Novatech 2GB
GPU: ATI Radeon 6770 1GB
Powersupply: 650w Antec
Again, thanks for reading
First, in advance, sorry for the s**t load of writing and thanks for reading. The thing is like this:
I'm suffering from a weird issue since a few months. It started a couple of years ago, my desktop pc started having BSODs related to different drivers (random style) and in random moments, sometimes a few minutes after turning it on, and sometimes after hours. It happened 3 times in about 2 years and every time I fixed it with a clean reinstall of the OS W7 x64 Ultimate.
Now it's different. It's happening A LOT. And more frequently, no more than 5 minutes after turning it on. But! If I enter safe mode (with or without networking), it works perfectly. I think there was only one time where a BSOD was thrown during safe-mode.
These are some of the various BSOD's error messages:
■ntoskrnl.exe | NO_MORE_IRP_STACK_LOCATIONS
■NDProxy.sys | SYSTEM_SERVICE_EXCEPTION
■ntoskrnl.exe | KMODE_EXCEPTION_NOT_HANDLED
■rdyboost.sys | DRIVER_IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL
■Ntfs.sys | NTFS_FILE_SYSTEM
■ntoskrnl.exe | IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL
■CompositeBus.sys | IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL
■Classpnp.sys | MULTIPLE_IRP_COMPLETE_REQUESTS
■win32k.sys | SYSTEM_SERVICE_EXCEPTION
■kltdi.sys | PAGE_FAULT_IN_NONPAGED_AREA
■beep.sys | SYSTEM_SERVICE_EXCEPTION
I've tried many tests and advises, but not one worked so far. I think it's probably worth mentioning all of them for the sake of this problem and for not making you waste your time.
This time, I've tried the following in order:
Format and reinstall of Windows 7:
■Now, when the installation reaches 14% it throws the "windows cannot install the required files" error.
■I've tried with different discs and ISOs and the same happens. ■Finally, I had to plug my hdd to another pc and there my installation disc worked properly. But after this, I plugged my hdd back to my mobo, and the BSODs were back again!! So, hardware issue confirmed.
■I'd run memtest86+ in several ways, everything was ok, no RAM issues.
■I've tried with all my four 2gb sticks plugged in, and separately on each one.
■Run every test for at least 6 hours.
■The BSODs happens with every memstick plugged individually in different sockets. So, assuming memtest+ failed to detect a ram problem, that means that every stick is broken (not likely). So, no ram issue.
■I've taken the hdd to another pc and it works smoothly. I've played games and navigated through the web for days without one BSOD.
■I've run Western Digital's diagnostic tool and the disc is in perfect state. So, no hdd issue.
■I've taken my PS to another pc and it worked awesomely. I've also plugged another working PS to my mobo and the problem persisted. So, no power supply issue.
■I've taken my video card to another pc and it worked flawlessly. I've also plugged another working video card to my mobo and the problem persisted. So, not a video card issue.
■I've torture-tested my micro with Prime95 in safe-mode (the only way that I can) and everything was ok.
■I couldn't test it in another mobo, but after Prime95 successful test, I guess it's not damaged.
Sooo.. Everything points towards the mobo. And my question here is. With everything that I've done, am I in the correct guess or am I missing something?? And how can I test if the mobo is the failing device??
Oh, I almost forgot. My PC specs:
Mobo: Gigabyte GA-H55M-UD2H
CPU: Intel Core i3 550
RAM: 4 Novatech 2GB
GPU: ATI Radeon 6770 1GB
Powersupply: 650w Antec
Again, thanks for reading
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