Recent content by khking

Hey guys, so I've been running my computer on different RAM, and I've had no problems at all. It's only 2 sticks of RAM, so I ran them in slots 1 and 2, and then in slots 3 and 4, no problems either of the times. What do you think now? Cheers for the help! :)

Yes, I have a mate coming over on Sunday who is going to bring some ram to test it with.

I just put memtest on again to leave overnight, took a few minuets to get a whole bunch of errors.

Yeah, that's the plan, but I thought I might as well get on top of what to do next, in case it doesn't. Plus it gives me something to look into while waiting for BSOD. :)

I reseated the memory after using canned air and test results were better, no problems. Then I ran all the sticks on there own and there were no problems, although I only ran them for 2 passes each, is that sufficient? Then I used the fist stick and ran it in all the slots separately and no...

And this is the results of the memtest, best picture I could get. Thanks.

Here's the new dumps. Thanks guys.

Removed Daemon tools and used the suggested tools to make sure the problematic drivers were removed, it worked fine for a couple of days, at the end of which I came back to the computer and the screen was just red with a grey border. But yeah, just a red screen, was very odd. Then this morning...

OK, no luck, BSOD's have continued, just a lot less frequently. Currently I have checked all drivers are up to date, deleted all the drivers indicated above in red, except for the Daemon Tools drivers and removed the suggested programs. I am now running it off a platter based hard drive, to see...

The SSD firmware was already up to date. I downloaded and installed the latest intel storage controller, although I still got BSOD. Daemon Tools was installed after the BSOD started, so it has been left alone so far. After deleting the mvs91xx.sys diver it has been working fine, no issues for a...

Re: EasyTune6: Scratch that, got BSOD.

Thanks for getting back to me. I have tried to update as much as I can, via both website and auto update, and I was able to get 3 updates. Maybe I'm not doing it correct though. Still got BSOD after updates. Re: Power supply: Thermaltake 500W, model: TT-500NL1NH-1, not sure how old it is, came...

Hey guys, just built my first computer and getting BSOD frequently. Predominantly it has been the 'MEMORY_MANAGMENT' error. But there has been a few different ones. Any help would be greatly appreciated :)