Windows 7 BSOD error

Hi Randy,

Many thanks for your reply. I have followed instructions although I got a bit stuck with, 'RAMMon' request. Link RemovedLink Removed

I hope the attached file contains everything needed. Please let me know if I need to do anything else.

Best Wishes,

Craig Mollekin

Craig:
Without an actual .dmp file to go on, it's difficult at best to suggest an approach to resolving your issue, except to perhaps ask some questions and see if we can sort through some evident issues. Not in any particular order but FYI and consideration.
First you have a product called IObits Advanced System Care in stalled along with a SunBelt Software product, perhaps Vipre or something similar. I might suggest you at least temporarily uninstall both products and consider replacing for the time being with Link Removed due to 404 Error You can always reinstall either or both products later if they prove not to be at issue.
Second you seem to have an unusual amount of legacy driver software;
SystemDrivers pre-dating Windows 7 RTM
My suggestion would be to update these drivers (if possible) if needed, uninstall if not needed, or possibly renaming if uninstalling proves difficult or impossible.
Also additionally double check and confirm that your system is configured properly to write .dmp files to the C:\Windows\minidump folder as outlined in my original post. Make sure you have a pagefile and it is located on your system drive/partition.
Going to ask for some additional help from another member regarding your memory settings, they look a little askew to me but you only uploaded a single slot from the SPD tab and there is no RAMMon report in either text or html format to determine what the other slot might contain but it looks like you are running 1333 memory as 1066 not that that is a bad thing but sometimes memory timings are critical with these types of issues.
Regards
Randy

Thanks, Randy. I will attempt to update those drivers and see what options I have with the security software. The Iobit generally is kept inactive except when I have problems such as this and then I attempt to clean up junk files etc.

The Vipre software was installed on the day of the first BSOD and coincidentally, the BSOD yesterday occurred straight after I disabled Vipre. So perhaps there is something suspicious with Vipre. I think the other BSODs may have occurred after my machine woke up from being asleep. Although as stated before, yesterday was the first time I've actually seen a blue screen.

I have now deactivated the automatic restart should another BSOD strike and I have changed the location of the .dmp file to the minidump location. Previously it was configured to save to a location ending in MEMORY.DMP (I think). I have also installed Windows Debugging Tool. So hopefully I will be better equipped to get the correct details if another BSOD occurs.

Upon restart, the machine works perfectly, so I'm not overly concerned. But I am a little alarmed and slightly worried it may become a regular occurrence.

Thanks again.