Windows 7 BSOD happens while watching youtube or netflix, or while playing a game

[kafb1983]

Good day,

I have the been going through some of the forums on this website, and thought I should just completely post everything that I need to, just to make it easier for whomever reads this forum.

I have taken my pc to a computer store, and they never figured out why I had a BSOD. This happens only when I play video games, or play a simple video from youtube, or netflix. I don't know if this might help. But sometimes, after playing a video on youtube, if I try to play another one, the video just turns green. There is sound, but the video does not change. Anyways, here are my specs:

MSI 890GXM-G65 Socket AM3 MB-890GXM-G65
1TB Seagate HHD 7200rmp
AMD Phenom II X6 Processor 1055T CPU 2.8 GHz AM3, 125W
PNY XLR8 6 GB (3 x 2 GB) DDR3 1600MHz Desktop Memory
SAPPHIRE 100315L Radeon HD 6850 1GB 256-bit GDDR5 PCI Express 2.1 x16 HDCP Ready CrossFireX Support Video Card with Eyefinity
Lite-On Blue-Ray DVD-+RW Drive
Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit
550 Watt Antec PSU

I have installed all updates on all hardware, but still get BSOD.
I have also attached 3 dump files, just in case. They are attached from most recent to oldest.

Thank you again, to whomever sees this.

 

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Analyzing BSOD Dump Files:​

Based on the forum posts related to BSOD analysis, here are the common steps recommended for analyzing dump files:

1. Analyze the Minidump File:
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   • Check for any driver issues or conflicts identified in the dump file.
   []Driver Updates and Checks:
   • Ensure all drivers are up to date, especially graphics card drivers.
   • Check for faulty or outdated drivers that could be causing the BSODs.
   []Hardware Inspection:
   • Monitor hardware components like the graphics card, RAM, and power supply for any faults.
   • Verify that components are securely connected and functioning correctly.
   []Software and System Checks:
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   • Run system scans like MemTest86 to check for memory issues.

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