Hi guys,
Okay, so previously, the fault lay in my memory. I was multi-tasking too much and the system crashed. I changed the memory and everything was okay. I cannot remember the symptoms though.
This time, instead, the BSOD screen appears. I was running two programs at the time - windows media player and a game. After the crash, I tried to switch the pc on, and the system is still usable. From then on, running the 3d game crashes. Nothing much happens until I do something intensive. If I run a game, it'll BSOD. But I can still watch videos offline, for awhile until sometime it crashes again. If I watch online videos OR play said game, however, the Graphics driver will crash, perpetually (not a BSOD screen - monitor blacks out, screen comes on again with the NVIDIA driver popping up in the Systems Notifications saying "Driver stopped working but has recovered"). This will keep on happening until I stop the video that I was running in the web browser.
I originally thought it was the memory (again). But Windows Memory diagnostics jammed halfway. I was like, this didn't happen the last time.
I tried to run a disk defrag and system cleanup at this point. Defrag got stuck at a certain percentage point. System cleanup wouldn't let me delete off certain checked boxes. Then I thought it could be a corrupted driver or winOS. So I used System Restore. Comp still crashing. I'm thinking now, it's either MOBO/ graphics card issue. I also tried to reinstall graphics driver. Nope, still problematic.
I'm still hoping it's the hardware GPU, so i disabled the graphics card and run on Intel graphics.
But problems with Defrag still occurs, as does System cleanup. Both don't work.
By now, I'm thinking HDD. As when I tried to transfer files, it is choppy. Did a HDD diagnostics but everything passed. So I'm guessing all things are pointing at a MOBO issue? Anyone care to diagnose this for me?
BSOD code:
Additional items:
Jiansias BSOD.zip
Additional things to note in PERFMON:
I disable the graphics card, 4 of the card readers (generic), and intel sound device. Not running anti-virus.
Okay, so previously, the fault lay in my memory. I was multi-tasking too much and the system crashed. I changed the memory and everything was okay. I cannot remember the symptoms though.
This time, instead, the BSOD screen appears. I was running two programs at the time - windows media player and a game. After the crash, I tried to switch the pc on, and the system is still usable. From then on, running the 3d game crashes. Nothing much happens until I do something intensive. If I run a game, it'll BSOD. But I can still watch videos offline, for awhile until sometime it crashes again. If I watch online videos OR play said game, however, the Graphics driver will crash, perpetually (not a BSOD screen - monitor blacks out, screen comes on again with the NVIDIA driver popping up in the Systems Notifications saying "Driver stopped working but has recovered"). This will keep on happening until I stop the video that I was running in the web browser.
I originally thought it was the memory (again). But Windows Memory diagnostics jammed halfway. I was like, this didn't happen the last time.
I tried to run a disk defrag and system cleanup at this point. Defrag got stuck at a certain percentage point. System cleanup wouldn't let me delete off certain checked boxes. Then I thought it could be a corrupted driver or winOS. So I used System Restore. Comp still crashing. I'm thinking now, it's either MOBO/ graphics card issue. I also tried to reinstall graphics driver. Nope, still problematic.
I'm still hoping it's the hardware GPU, so i disabled the graphics card and run on Intel graphics.
But problems with Defrag still occurs, as does System cleanup. Both don't work.
By now, I'm thinking HDD. As when I tried to transfer files, it is choppy. Did a HDD diagnostics but everything passed. So I'm guessing all things are pointing at a MOBO issue? Anyone care to diagnose this for me?
BSOD code:
Code:
Problem signature:
Problem Event Name: BlueScreen
OS Version: 6.1.7601.2.1.0.768.3
Locale ID: 18441
Additional information about the problem:
BCCode: 116
BCP1: FFFFFA800428D4E0
BCP2: FFFFF88003D57010
BCP3: 0000000000000000
BCP4: 0000000000000002
OS Version: 6_1_7601
Service Pack: 1_0
Product: 768_1
Attached file:
Jiansias BSOD.zip
Additional things to note in PERFMON:
I disable the graphics card, 4 of the card readers (generic), and intel sound device. Not running anti-virus.