Blue screen problem - please help

[jpscience]

Hi everyone

 

Hi everyone,

 

Thanks for sticking with me on this! I helpdesked this BSOD problem with Eclipse Computers while my computer was still under warranty. The problem about sending it back was that I wasn't sure if it was a software problem, and they said they'd charge me £50 if it turned out to be that. I'm beginning to think, based on the advise I've been getting here, that this probably is hardware related so I'll contact them again to see if they'll still take it back and look at it. I know the system is up-to-date (including drivers etc.).

 

I will try the Driver Verifier - Windows 7 & Vista (BSOD-related) tool first just in case. I can't think of anything else to try now really.

 

Does that sound sensible? I don't want to open up the box myself if I can possibly avoid it as I'm worried I might do more harm than good.

 

Best wishes,

 

jpscience

[jpscience]

Ran driver verifier - no problems

 

Hi,

 

Just ran Driver Verifier. No BSOD. Please find attached a screen shot just in case it is of any use.

 

It does look as if the only thing I can do is send it back to the manufacturers (Eclipse Computers). Thanks all of you who have been helping me with this. I really appreciate your support. If they find something and resolve it I'll post here to let you all know.

 

Thanks,

 

jpscience

[enoskype]

Swaping the RAMs and starting with minimum and then adding, you may find out if there is a faulty RAM or connection.

Sometimes Memtest will not reveal if there is a problem with RAMs.

 

Cheers.

 

Please have a look at the following web address, it is similar to your problem :

http://www.sevenforums.com/crashes-debugging/190800-solved-random-bsod-around-ntoskrnl-exe-7cc40.html

I think it is the same as scrd01 pointed out.

 

Check your minidump files for other ntoskrnl BSODs with BlueScreenView and see if the cause is always the same address as ntoskrnl.exe+7cc40.

 

If it is the same, the probability of having a faulty RAM or faulty RAM connection is very high.

 

Cheers.

 

NOTE: As I told before, why don't you send (or give an upload address such as Wikisend,) the minidump file(s) at C:\Windows\Minidump folder as zip files to support@iobit.com for the attention of Cicely, asking for help to identify the problem.

[jpscience]

Still getting BSOD - a question and a couple of ideas

 

Please have a look at the following web address, it is similar to your problem :

http://www.sevenforums.com/crashes-debugging/190800-solved-random-bsod-around-ntoskrnl-exe-7cc40.html

I think it is the same as scrd01 pointed out.

 

Check your minidump files for other ntoskrnl BSODs with BlueScreenView and see if the cause is always the same address as ntoskrnl.exe+7cc40.

 

If it is the same, the probability of having a faulty RAM or faulty RAM connection is very high.

 

Cheers.

 

NOTE: As I told before, why don't you send (or give an upload address such as Wikisend,) the minidump file(s) at C:\Windows\Minidump folder as zip files to support@iobit.com for the attention of Cicely, asking for help to identify the problem.

 

Hi,

I've emailed Cicely and will post if we manage to sort something out. I had trouble attaching the MEMORY.DMP file to my email. My computer kept saying, “You don’t have permission to open this file. Contact the file owner or an administrator to obtain permission.” I am the administrator. Any ideas?

 

Two other things occurred to me: one is I use this keyboard

 

http://www.logitech.com/en-gb/support-downloads/downloads/keyboard-mice-combos/legacy-devices/3362?WT.z_sp=Model

 

and it does not list a win7 64bit driver. Could this be causing me problems?

 

Second is I've never updated my bios. I attach a screenshot of msinfo32. Should I update that?

 

Thanks

 

Best wishes,

 

jpscience

[jpscience]

Memory dump file link

 

Hi,

 

Please click on this link to download the memory dump file. It was too big (even zipped) for Wikisend.

 

https://docs.google.com/open?id=0B0Zq5nB_keoDYWFhMzNjYTQtNjFkNi00YmRjLWE2YWEtN2EzMDM5MDkxMDkw

 

Best wishes,

 

jpscience