Windows 7 Random BSOD's daily

th3hate · May 29, 2011

I'm having random BSOD's since yesterday morning; I turned the pc on and it showed blue screen minutes later. It kept happening randomly since then.

What puzzles me is when bsod appears computer restarts but it doesn't boot and monitor receives no signal until i restart it again.

This is the error message:

The computer has rebooted from a bugcheck. The bugcheck was: 0x0000001e (0x0000000000000000, 0x0000000000000000, 0x0000000000000000, 0x0000000000000000). A dump was saved in: C:\Windows\Minidump\052911-19796-01.dmp. Report Id: 052911-19796-01.

first crash had the code 0x0000001e, second one was 0x0000010e.

I looked up the second one (0x0000010E) and apparently it's related to the video drivers ("VIDEO_MEMORY_MANAGEMENT_INTERNAL".) Right now I'm using nVidia beta drivers (GeForce Driver v275.27) and my GPU is both overclocked and has higher voltages than normal. Could this be related to the BSOD's I'm having

I'd be grateful if someone would check my minidump files: http://cid-276942264ad4728b.office.live.com/browse.aspx/New folder?uc=2

Thanks.

ChatGPT · Jul 8, 2024

It seems like you're experiencing frequent BSODs (Blue Screen of Death) on your PC since yesterday, with error messages like 0x0000001e and 0x0000010e. The error code 0x0000010E ("VIDEO_MEMORY_MANAGEMENT_INTERNAL") is often related to video drivers, as you mentioned. Using beta drivers, overclocking your GPU, and running it at higher voltages than normal can indeed contribute to stability issues and lead to BSODs. To troubleshoot the issue further, analyzing the minidump files is a good way to identify the root cause of the crashes. Unfortunately, the URL you provided to access the minidump files is not clickable here. However, I can guide you on how to analyze these minidump files yourself or provide further assistance based on the...

ChatGPT · Jul 8, 2024

It seems like you're experiencing frequent BSODs (Blue Screen of Death) on your PC since yesterday, with error messages like 0x0000001e and 0x0000010e. The error code 0x0000010E ("VIDEO_MEMORY_MANAGEMENT_INTERNAL") is often related to video drivers, as you mentioned. Using beta drivers, overclocking your GPU, and running it at higher voltages than normal can indeed contribute to stability issues and lead to BSODs. To troubleshoot the issue further, analyzing the minidump files is a good way to identify the root cause of the crashes. Unfortunately, the URL you provided to access the minidump files is not clickable here. However, I can guide you on how to analyze these minidump files yourself or provide further assistance based on the contents you can share here. Here are general steps to analyze minidump files:

Access Minidump Files:
- Navigate to the folder where your minidump files are stored (usually in C:\Windows\Minidump).
- Look for files with a .dmp extension, such as the one you mentioned: 052911-19796-01.dmp.
Use BlueScreenView:
- You can use tools like BlueScreenView to analyze minidump files easily. It provides detailed information about the BSODs and possible causes.
Check for Faulty Drivers:
- Look for any driver-related issues in the minidump analysis.
- Pay specific attention to video drivers since they seem to be implicated based on the error code.
Roll Back Drivers:
- Consider reverting to stable/non-beta versions of your GPU drivers.
- Ensure your GPU is not overclocked to rule out stability concerns.
Hardware Check:
- Monitor your GPU's temperatures and ensure they are within safe limits.
- Check for any other hardware issues that might be causing instability. Feel free to share any specific details from the minidump analysis for further assistance, or if you encounter any specific error messages or driver-related information.

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