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Hey folks.

Im new here so i dont know exactly where to post.

But im having problems with some bsods. Are there any place in this forum where i can get some help?

Looks like a nice place this one:)

Thnx
 

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rathorems2000 said:
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i have installed windows7 32 bit on my dell studio 1435 laptop. in windows every thing was normal but after use of 02 days suddely bsod with above error occur and my system start reboot. Then i find out that this problem start when i insert my tataindicom USB Modem SXC1080 of sungull make.But for two days this modem worked fine with my win7 so suddenly what went wrong. please help me...........I am attaching my dumpfile and system info. for detail debugging....
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The modem driver is faulty and needs to be updated:
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sit_prt  sit_prt.sys  Mon Apr 16 23:28:07 2007

These are also related to the modem and should be updated by installing the latest drivers for it:

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sit_flt  sit_flt.sys  Wed Apr 18...
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Hi Maximous, welcome to the forum.
Could you provide some detail on your problem such as your computer set up, whether it was a clean install or upgrade and when the blue screens are occuring.
Also are you running the latest: Drivers and system bios?
 

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thats nearly always graphics driver conflict error
 

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I was having this same BSOD on what seemed to be random interavals. It only happened when I had a browser open.
After much searching and reinstalling every driver I had, it was a simple BIOS update for me that fixed the problem with CPU timing.
Good news is that its likely just a driver/software issue.
Bad news is that it can be any one of them.
Best of luck.
 

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Blunts said:
I was having this same BSOD on what seemed to be random interavals. It only happened when I had a browser open.
After much searching and reinstalling every driver I had, it was a simple BIOS update for me that fixed the problem with CPU timing.
Good news is that its likely just a driver/software issue.
Bad news is that it can be any one of them.
Best of luck.
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Wise words...
 

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That's a general hardware error. Most often it starts with faulty memory or video card error. Or can be caused by driver error. I even encountered it on my mainboard, after i changed settings in the BIOS the problem went away. If you are definitely sure it's not a driver problem, start by checking your memory on startup. (press F8 at boot)
 

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Hey folks. Thnx for the replyes.

Im been oc my rig.
specs. Ph II c2 965 3.4Ghz @ 3.81Ghz 1.5v
Nb freq: about 2700Mhz
ram: 1400 7-7-7-20-27-1T
Water cooled (temps not higher than 52 @ 24 hous of prime blend, stabil)
The bsod never happends exept when im playing.

Driver for my 295 gtx is updated
Bios is the latest.

Im gonna check if i can run furmark stabil just to check my grafics.

If u folks need more info, just ask:):)
 

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I'd also check your RAM using this app: Memtest86+ - Advanced Memory Diagnostic Tool

Only test a stick at a time so you know which one, if any, are faulty..
 

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Maximous said:
Hey folks.

Im new here so i dont know exactly where to post.

But im having problems with some bsods. Are there any place in this forum where i can get some help?

Looks like a nice place this one:)

Thnx
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post your minidump and we can run it through windows debugger to see if theres a driver involved or it's hardware ?
 

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Maximous said:
Hey folks. Thnx for the replyes.

Im been oc my rig.
specs. Ph II c2 965 3.4Ghz @ 3.81Ghz 1.5v
Nb freq: about 2700Mhz
ram: 1400 7-7-7-20-27-1T
Water cooled (temps not higher than 52 @ 24 hous of prime blend, stabil)
The bsod never happends exept when im playing.

Driver for my 295 gtx is updated
Bios is the latest.

Im gonna check if i can run furmark stabil just to check my grafics.

If u folks need more info, just ask:):)
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I hate to say this but to troubleshoot your bsod, you really need to return to stock settings and see if it happens then. A overclock can be stable for awhile and then just goes to cr@p. If it happen when at stock then atleast we could rule out the overclock. Also if it's happening with a browser open do you have the latest network drivers installed and what AV are you using?
 

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nmsuk said:
I hate to say this but to troubleshoot your bsod, you really need to return to stock settings and see if it happens then. A overclock can be stable for awhile and then just goes to cr@p. If it happen when at stock then atleast we could rule out the overclock. Also if it's happening with a browser open do you have the latest network drivers installed and what AV are you using?
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Agreed. Whenever trouble shooting it's always best to set everything back to it's default value.
 

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ickymay said:
post your minidump and we can run it through windows debugger to see if theres a driver involved or it's hardware ?
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Hey thnx for feedback.

Eh. Im not sure how to get the dump file, where i get it and what to fo with it. Help?
 

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Well all i can say is that it doesnt happend when im at stock. But any oc at all isnt stable. Im soon getting mad. LOL
 

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Maximous said:
Well all i can say is that it doesnt happend when im at stock. But any oc at all isnt stable. Im soon getting mad. LOL
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well your minidump is normally in %system route%\windows\minidump but i think you have proved it's the overclock that's causing your crashes :(
 

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So your saying that any overclock is unstable? Hmm.... could be your RAM. When your overclocking are you raising the bus speed or changing mulitpliers? If it's bus speed then try giving your RAM some extra juice but not much.. If your running the RAM at 1.8v don't take it above 2.00v just to be on the safe side.
 

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well im using corsair dominator gt. They are rated 1.65v. Their at 1.66v at the moment. Should i try 1.68-1.7? Im using both multi and fsb. 18x212. Ive tried to downclock the ram but no difference. I have fan over the rams to cool extra.

Thnx for fast replys:)
 

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You could try that but how much RAM do you actually have?
 

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ATM im using 4G 2x2, but have 8G 2x4. What do u recommend? 4 or 8? Im been playing now for some hours and havent got any bsod yet:) But im gonna do some testing tonight. Prime blend and furmark at the same
 

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Keep it down to 2x2GB sticks.. Any more and the memory controller on the chip tends to get a little twitchy when overclocking..
 

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Ok. So I tried to set the ram to 1.7v and for a while it seemed to work, but suddenly it bsoded agian. But as ive written before: I realy dont understand why i bsod while playing and not when stress testing? I think its wierd.... Im running Prime blend for 12-24 hours and no problem. Ive ran furmark for 12-24 hours. not one bsod:). It seems like...... To be honest i dont have a clue anymore. 1If it was a ram issue shouldtnt i bsod while testing with primeblend? test much ram it says. Memtest runs ok. It seems like when i run everything together at oc state it just dont like it for some reason.


Do i need winzip to load up minidumps????
 

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