In this thread: http://www.techsupportforum.com/forums/f217/computer-randomly-resetting-crashing-815682.html I had a issue with something causing my pc to crash, in the end we concluded it was a faulty PSU. Which was probably true since i sent it to Seasonic and they did give me a new one. But i just got a crash in the exact same way about 6 days after i received the new power supply and installed it. The event viewer is showing the same fatal error. Im doing virus/malware scans now to be sure they arent the problem. This crash has only happened once but im not going to wait until this starts happening several times a week to post the problem. Here's my build:
Operating System: Windows 7 Home Premium 64-Bit SP1
Chassis: CFI "CFI-B1010"
Case Fans: Cooler Master "R4-L2R-20AC-GP"(4X)
Motherboard: Gigabyte "GA-990FXA-UD3"
CPU: AMD "FD6300WMHKBOX"
CPU Fan: Cooler Master "RR-212E-20PK-R2"
HDD: Seagate "ST1000DM003"
RAM: G.Skill "F3-14900CL9D-8GBXL"
GPU: Asus "HD7770-2GD5"
PSU: Seasonic "M12II 620 Bronze"
The test couldn't find any hard drives. I even checked connections and nothings wrong. Is it possible that while this PSU was faulty it damaged the hard drive? I should mention that it took several attempts to boot the pc after trying the test. As if the test caused damage to the HDD. Although I doubt that.
No viruses were found, haven't tested safe mode. Mainly because it can take hours or even days for it to crash again. There aren't any visible BSOD's, I forgot how to check if there are any.
Nope, just a complete shut down as if I held down the power button long enough to force shut down. Its also not the power or reset button as ive tested them in the past when this problem was existent.
yes it does, also as for the issue that on my other thread, im not sure if they are related. Which is why I posted in the other thread. One problem where my pc is freezing and then one where its restarting. Ill also say that starting the computer ahs become a hassle...again... It takes 2-5 attempts to start it up now.
Sorry for late response, a storm is coming through my area and I have satellite internet... Anyways ill attach the "Windows7_Vista_jcgriff2" folder now. In response to post #22, (none), Small memory dump(256KB), and Kernel Memory Dump. It is currently set on Kernel Memory Dump. The Dump File has "%SystemRoot%\MEMORY.DMP" as the text. Overwrite existing file is checked.
Could you compress and upload a copy of C:Windows/MEMORY.DMP to somewhere publicly accessible like Skydrive (or w/e it's called now), please, link it back here. It would be useful to see what a crash on the old PSU looked like.
The filtered Autoruns wasn't collected (maybe downloaded to the wrong folder or the BSOD App wasn't run as Administrator?), could you carefully work through the download/collection process again, please, once done, zip the Autoruns.arn file only and attach it.
Could I just add the MEMORY.dmp file into a folder, compress it then send it here? I'd rather not deal with file sharing websites now, if I have to then I will.
I set the minidumps to NOT overwrite now.
Nothing is overclocked.
I installed the new PSU on April 18th this year. Ive disabled the AMD Fuel service now as I recall some people saying it conflicts with something.
My last malwarebytes scan was around 2 or 3 days ago, ill scan again however I doubt this is malware causing the problem.
How can Norton be conflicting with Windows firewall? Ive disabled the firewall since I got the new psu. Will MSE provide equivalent protection compared to Norton?
Could you attach any logs from Malwarebytes, please?
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