Windows 7 Bluescreen - NTFS_FILE_SYSTEM

BobDobalina

BobDobalina

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Hello,

i have issues with my computer. Last week my computer crashed with a bluescreen caused by a damaged ram (BSOD > Memory_Management) (was using 2x4gb). With the help of Memtest i found the broken ram and bought a new package of the exactly same (modelnumber is same!). Now I have - due using again a package of 2x4gb additional to the one 4gb working - 12gb ram. I thought now, that all the bugs should gone.. but sadly now. At the beginning of the week i recognized, that sometimes for example a program crashed, once my firefox also crashed.. and yesterday also my media player classic wasnt working anymore till restart. later that day when starting a game a short time after i got a bluescreen, but with different message:


Now that sounds for me like issues with the harddrive, even when I dont think, that the harddrive should be damaged! The system Harddrive is a SSD.

What i tried yet:

1) chkdsk c: /f /r on the harddrives (even the once just for music and pictures) - it could not find any issues!
2) checked the harddrives with Crystal Disk Info everything seems to be okay.

I have not changed anything special in my system in the close past! So I don't think this is an issues caused by new drivers for example. i am really desperated :(
 
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kemical
So Bob what did you do about the graphics driver?

Games crashing doesn't always mean your pc is at fault. Some games will simply crash from time to time for whatever reason but it's not always down to the pc. Bad coding in the game can have a negative effect.

Can you just try the things I've recommended and then we'll move on to the next issue.
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So where are we in terms of issues Bob? What problems do you still have if any?
 
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Since its hard to reproduce the issues (I cannot force the computer to crash or something like I want) I have to most chance to force the computer with GTA 5 (It is the game that crashes mostly) - However as we know, this is not a good check to know if the computer in general is buggy.

I changed the PSU to a new one, but since I don't feel calm with my computer anymore, I haven't been on it very much. Tried GTA and after 1-2 hours I got a crash. It was a freeze, so this could be by the game itself. The message that I have corrupted gamefiles is a more valid response from the game, that there is something more wrong (since ghe files are okay. this issue is not typical from what I read to issues to GTA 5)
 
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Usually freezes are heat related. It might help if you played GTA 5 for a while let's say an hour then alt-Tab out of the game and see what your average temp is for both gpu and cpu.
 
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Did you run the live update 6 software I suggested as it will update all your drivers etc.
 
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Well if the drivers are the latest and Windows isn't too corrupt then you could try changing graphics driver. Does an error message pop up saying the graphics driver has stopped responding or anything like that? I think i might have mentioned this before but if it's only the one game that's freezing and the rest you play run fine then chances are it's the game itself. If it's on STEAM try validating the files, make sure it's full patched and even consider reinstalling the game.
 
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Well what I tried now also is, that I removed the old 4gb RAM Stick (even if it is the same model) so I have only 2x4GB in Dual Channel. After more than 2 hours it freezes too.
I also checked files via steam already 10 times i guess.. it never ever finds anything.

I already bought a new PSU (BeQuiet 500W Straight Power E10 - before i had an old E7 500W BeQuiet Pure Power). So what we can say now: The PSU is NOT the reason.

If it would really ONLY be the game, i would just say fuck it.. they made it bad.. but since I got the bluescreen in a very new system just while updating windows.. well.. thats a thing I guess, something is wrong here.

I also posted in a GTA 5 forum but people seem not to have this kind of issues.

Oh, I also have another GPU now to check this out too. A MSI 970 GTX Gaming and lates drivers. I don't get messages now in freezes (before I had the message: err_sys_invalidresource_5). This also means, that its not caused by the GPU.
That is kind of weird, that even with part-different hardware there is still a nearly exact same problem with this game. And it is not about just that game. Like I said.. it is the only thing where I can force my computer the most to make issues.
 
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Bob your thread has become a tad confusing as to where we are with what issues still remain.

Is the Bios still the same?

Does the freezing happen with any other game or application?

Can we simply go through each problem one at a time.

If you have dump files which are new then post them up.
 
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Sorry kemical, I guess I am just confused by my computer myself .

Yes the BIOS is the same since I already updated it like u recommended. Under regedit it tells me that it is the BIOS v. 2.13.

No the freezes are only in GTA 5, but I just play GTA 5 and Dota 2 so I don't know if it happends to other games.
 
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Bob I did a little googling and it does seem that freezing is an issue for a number of users. I found a support thread which contained one or two things people had tried possibly worth a look?
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Well I also found that thread and I read some others. Also I posted in a forum about my problems. Freezes and Crashes like they wrote are things they post abouth 2 month ago. Since that time rockstar released patches and nearly noone seems to have those problems now anymore. That makes it weird.

And thanks for also searching for this!
 
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Code: 
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*                        Bugcheck Analysis                                    *
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Use !analyze -v to get detailed debugging information.

BugCheck 1A, {41284, fffff98037b50001, 12f47, fffff780c0000000}

Probably caused by : ntkrnlmp.exe ( nt! ?? ::FNODOBFM::`string'+4ab3 )

Followup: MachineOwner
Hi Bob,
Bugcheck 1A This indicates that a severe memory management error occurred. After rereading your entire thread I see that your currently using 12GB RAM after removing a stick. I would also remove the other original stick and just use the 8GB of the newest RAM you purchased. See if the issues continue but if they don't you may find that it was down to both sticks being bad not just one?

You seem to be missing Intel chipset drivers. Please install using your support page as a guide:
Motherboard - The world leader in motherboard design

Also what did you eventually do about your Hard drives? I know you swapped and changed some but what?
 
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Hi,
like I said yesterday, I removed the old 4GB Ram Stick and now I do ONLY use the 2x4GB Ram (so its 8GB) I just bought around 1-2 month ago. It is the exact same model of Ram, so compatiblity should not be the problem and there are new. Or other said: I do NOT use the OLD Ram since yesterday. However runningthe machine with that didn't solve the problem as we see. Sorry if it is still confusing.

Also why do you think I do not have the latest chipset driver? I just redownloaded Msi Live Update 6 and it doesn't find drivers; just utilities. And I also remember that I was installing the chipset driver. However even your short buganalyse confuses me because I was taking a look with bluescreenviewer and it tells me the following thing.



About your question with the harddrives. I was particular using a borrowed 160GB HDD from a friend. As I also got the weird crashes in GTA 5 and also once, that the explorer.exe crashed all time I thought, that problems are not just caused by the HDD. Also I checked with Western Digital Lifeguard if there are problems with the borrowed HDD, but it could not find any. In my experience problems with HDDs could always be found with that program.
So since two weeks or even more I am using my old SSD, but I quickformated it and installed Windows 7 and programs new. As we checked in the past also you could not find any problems with the SSD.


However my main question keeps: Do you think by my history of crashes (and more) and all things we already did, that this isn't normal and can be really the mainboard? I mean.. I never ever had problems like this in my computer life...
 
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Taken from an earlier post:

Bob you've basically tested everything yet you still have an issue.

Reading through your thread we are just going round in circles.

I think the only thing we haven't tried is the driver verifier. This will test each driver and if there's an issue with one a dump file will be produced. If this doesn't work then you will have to try some basic debugging to determine if it's hardware or software thats causing the issue.
This guide will show you how to turn on the verifier. Please post the dump file.
How do I fix a Blue Screen in Windows using Driver Verifier?
 
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Hi kemical,

I did the steps written in the tutorial from Driver Verifier As I understood a corrupted driver or something should force a BSOD after restart. I did the verifier thing two times (so I did all the steps, restarted PC but I did not recognize any changes or BSODs, so I did it again).
Have I done something wrong? Like the tutorial said I did NOT chose the Microsoft Corp. Things; just the others (e.g. Logitech, NVidia, Intel..)
What to do now? What do you mean with basic debugging?

P.S: Since we are going in circles.. I give the fault to my computer. I did all the steps u recommended and some extra stuff :/ ...
 
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BobDobalina said:
Since we are going in circles.. I give the fault to my computer. I did all the steps u recommended and some extra stuff :/ ...
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Bob my remark was in passing only and not meant to offend my apologies if I did so.

Please turn off the driver verifier as it seems your drivers are fine otherwise it would have blue screened.

Your problems initially started with faulty RAM yes? Now I wonder if it's the slot on the motherboard which is faulty and not the stick.

Bob can you change the slots the RAM is currently running in and see if it makes any difference.

Sometimes issues can take many pages of us talking like this to get to the root of the problem. We will find it eventually it's just gonna take time.

I'm also a little concerned about your Intel drivers and seemingly the lack of. I'm not sure if the live update 6 app installed them as they do not appear to be on the system.

Bob please run this application for me and see if it updates anything:
(right click and install as administrator.)
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Yes the problems all started witha Bluescreen caused by a faulty RAM some time ago. Okay, I will try to switch the Dual Channels.

also I installed your recommended Intel Driver Update Utility. I scanned 3 times for drivers. The programm runs a bit and then the result is a a screen with latest/older drivers for my product. But the list is empty; the latest and older drivers. I thought at least older drivers should be listed..?
 
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Hi Bob,
Regarding the Intel driver update app. I know exactly what you mean and I'm often frustrated by this application myself. In fact after this episode and your report I don't think I'll advise people to use it.
Bob please reread posts 4 & 5 and install the Intel drivers I highlighted. I just didn't see them in the dump file for some reason and your machine will run happier with them installed.

Thank you for moving the RAM to different slots. Let's see if this produces any bsod's please post the dump file and I'll read it asap.
 
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