*Emergency* Please help - Troubles booting/GPU

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Hi,

Last night my computer started acting REALLY weird, chrome would randomly crash, and my computer would BSOD after 10-20 minutes of usage. I thought it might be a virus of some time, even though I am very knowledgeable and careful in what I download (and I don't download much). However, after reformatting all of my SSD/HDD's, my computer is having a hard time booting. I will turn it on, and everything will light up, all of the fans will start, EXCEPT for the GPU fans, they will only SOMETIMES start, and I will not receive any signal on my monitor, and my keyboard/mouse will not light up. I have to restart my PC about 3-4 times before everything turns on and I can use my computer. However I booted into everything perfectly one time and I noticed my GPU fan still wasn't on at all.. I quickly restarted and tried to get back in, and the GPU fan was running for a couple of minutes, now I am writing this and it isn't running again. It' currently at 53c but obviously something is VERY wrong. Could this be my GPU 100%? I have never seen/heard of this happening. I have a very expensive build, and a 980 we're talking about. Could the booting issues be GPU related as well?

PLEASE help me!
 
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Apparently my GPU's fans dont activate until the card reaches 60c, so I think I am freaking out for no reason in regards to that.

Intel i7 4690k CPU (NOT OC'd)
Cooler Master V1000 1000W Intel ATX 12V V2.31 80PLUS Gold Modular Power Supply 20/24PIN Active PFC
EVGA GeForce GTX 980 04G-P4-2983-KR 4GB SC GAMING w/ACX
MSI Z97-G45 MOBO
HYPERX DDR3 RAM 16GB
1 WD 1TB HDD
1TB Samsung 850 SSD
128GB Samsung 840 SSD
 
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I don't think it's my GPU as I have gotten the fan working on a fan curve, apparently it just doesn't kick in until 60c.

My computer just BSOD again, so it can't be a virus because I'm on a completely different hard drive, and Windows. I have no idea what's causing it..

I have checked the event log and this is what I am seeing -

http://puu.sh/mGmhg/602e48f07b.png

And in "critical" - http://puu.sh/mGmi1/3c5e5cbf6b.png
 
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Take the gpu out to eliminate that as a possibility . The mb has graphics ports.

But most likely the problem is power supply , and then possibly the mb .


If all else fails I would disassemble it and try breadboarding it out of the case .

BTW You formatted it? And reinstalled windows? That takes a long time ...yet it was stable ?
 
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The bus enumerator is a driver or a bit of software that allows the chip set of the motherboard you have to talk to various devices of the motherboard, and hardware connected to it via any of the provided port connections, when within the windows os.

It is likely down do a corrupted driver for the motherboard and the chip set it uses.
Or a dynamic link library file within windows.

Try and re install all of the drivers for your motherboard, and the chip set drivers.
See if it fixes the problem.

 
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I have Windows installed on two of my hard drives. It started happening on my main drive, so I just reformatted and reinstalled Windows, I managed to get my drivers installed for my mobo/chipset and it again started BSODing me, and now I can't even boot into Windows on that drive, it instantly BSOD's me.

I am able to load windows on this drive, however it seems to be BSODing after 10-20 minutes of usage. I really don't know what to do.
 
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It's happened again, it mainly seems to be happening when I run a full scan with Malwarebytes, might just be a coincidence.

http://imgur.com/a/SrJ5P

This is the error this time, there were a LOT of them, but almost all were the same message bringing up - "The Workstation service depends on the SMB 2.0 MiniRedirector service which failed to start because of the following error:
Windows cannot verify the digital signature for this file. A recent hardware or software change might have installed a file that is signed incorrectly or damaged, or that might be malicious software from an unknown source."

I'd also like to add my computer is acting really strange, I am having troubles installing programs, Google chrome keeps crashing, I am unable to install my nvidia drivers. This is all on a brand new Windows I just installed.
 
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I just completely deleted/formatted every single hard drive I have connected thinking it might be some crazy kind of virus that has spread through my system. I get W7 loaded up on one of my drives and 10 minutes in it BSOD's me again.. There's no way this can be a virus. Someone please help me.
 
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Update: Maybe corrupted memory is the reason...? I just took out all of my drives but one, formatted it, installed W7, and although I haven't got a BSOD yet, it's acting SO weird, if I try to open the Windows button in the bottom right, Windows will just crash in general, I restarted my PC and Malwarebytes would crash the second I opened it.

All of this is happening on a brand new installation of Windows, this is so bizarre I don't know what to do at all.
 
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I did last night. The thing ran for like 3 hours and I passed it before it finished but it said 0 passed and 65000+ fails. I don't know what I was really looking for, but does that mean it's my memory for sure?

Never mind - I came back and it was still running all night.. This is what it said. I just cancelled it.

http://imgur.com/OzN4WVO
 
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I ran mdsched which is a Windows mem diagnostic. It said there were hardware issues. I had one stick out already but tried switching them to see if was just that one stick, and ran mdsched again and it said there were no issues. I don't want to run another 8 hour memtest but I'm assuming it's just that one stick...? My computer is acting a lot better now too.

Update - no crashes yet, but it's like my PC is running in slow motion. 45% memory usage in task manager and svchost is taking up 1.3gbs of usage
 
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