Windows 7 Blue Screen of Death

Tokkie · Mar 5, 2013

I'm trying to figure out what's causing the blue screen. I believe its possibly a driver for my video card or the PCI slot for it. Or it's possibly my video card some how took a **** again and wants to cause the crashes overheating. I just reformatted my computer installing a fresh Win7. Best of my Knowledge I have the current drivers.
The computer was working fine though being slugglish with some tasks prior to the reformat. All the info seems to be the same though the Check4 part codes changes. I believe it happens when the video card gets around 55 C but i'm not entirely sure about that part

　
System
Provider
[ Name]
Microsoft-Windows-Kernel-Power
[ Guid]
{331C3B3A-2005-44C2-AC5E-77220C37D6B4}

EventID
41
Version
2

Level
1

Task
63

Opcode

Keywords
0x8000000000000002

-
TimeCreated
[ SystemTime]
2013-03-05T21:28:57.332811900Z

EventRecordID
38736

Correlation

-
Execution
[ ProcessID]
4
[ ThreadID]
8

Channel
System

Computer
TokkiesBeast

-
Security
[ UserID]
S-1-5-18

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EventData
BugcheckCode
209
BugcheckParameter1
0x14
BugcheckParameter2
0x2
BugcheckParameter3
0x0
BugcheckParameter4
0xfffff880018634ad
SleepInProgress
false
PowerButtonTimestamp
　
　
BugcheckParameter4
0xfffff88001645e2f
BugcheckParameter4
0xfffff88001663612
BugcheckParameter4
0xfffff880018634ad
BugcheckParameter4
0xfffff8800441b867
　
　
BugcheckParameter4
0xfffff88001645e2f
BugcheckParameter4
0xfffff88001663612
BugcheckParameter4
0xfffff8800481b990

MikeHawthorne · Mar 6, 2013

Hi

If you think the Video Card is the problem and you are using the latest driver, try rolling back to the previous driver and see it that helps, it may be that when you reinstalled, it updated to a newer driver then you were using before.

You can do that in Device Manager just look at the driver and select rollback driver.

Or you can look for an earlier version online.

If you aren't using the latest driver try updating.

I just had a similar problem with the previous nVidia driver 13.something.
I had to go back to the one before that to get it to work.

Now the have released a newer one 14.07 and it works fine.

If you video card is overheating take it out and clean it and see if the temp stays lower, and check your vents etc. to...

MikeHawthorne · Mar 6, 2013

Hi

If you think the Video Card is the problem and you are using the latest driver, try rolling back to the previous driver and see it that helps, it may be that when you reinstalled, it updated to a newer driver then you were using before.

You can do that in Device Manager just look at the driver and select rollback driver.

Or you can look for an earlier version online.

If you aren't using the latest driver try updating.

I just had a similar problem with the previous nVidia driver 13.something.
I had to go back to the one before that to get it to work.

Now the have released a newer one 14.07 and it works fine.

If you video card is overheating take it out and clean it and see if the temp stays lower, and check your vents etc. to see if anything is blocked with dust.

I have two dogs and a cat and I have to clean at intervals to get all the hair out.

Mike

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