Windows 7 random freezing and boot problems with windows 7 after clean install

maxibull

maxibull

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Hey i just upgraded and put together this new desktop pc of mine
i bough a new motherboard , 3 new hdd (1ssd) and a cpu and a new chassis
used the ram and gpu card and psu from the old rig
(which all worked flawlessly in the old rig)
I then did a clean install of windows 7 home premium (oem)


the pc worked ok for about 24 hours then i got a bsod (blue scree of death)
this happened for about 3 times with intervals about every 12-24 hours uptime

and every time this happened i had problems starting/ booting windows afterwards
i got the screen telling me that the pc couldnt start because of problems and i had to pretty much do a system recovery or it finally fixed itself after several attempts trying to boot the machine


So i did a clean install again and went over the hardware and pretty much reibuilt the whole pc again
i checked the memory with memtest 86 and ,i updated the drivers and the bios
also did a chkdsk check all with no errors
after this though the bsod disapeared ,and now the pc just randomly freezes (the mousearrow just spinns and the whole system just hangs. (This happens randomly often after like 12 -24 hours uptime
when this happens only thing i can do is to reset the pc, and like before with the bsod i always get the same trouble with restarting windows ,saying that windows is broken and i have to do a full sytem recovery to start windows again
When i got the bsod
I did configure the settings to mindump files so i could get the minidump files after the bsod but i cant find any dumpfiles on my pc
i did however manage to copy the blue screen with stop code etc
i also used cpuz like recomended
the full system details of my pc are also below
i have noticed that the problems with the freezing just happens randomly ,theres nothing specificaly that i can
think of that could trigger it

heres copy of the bsod i got the last time:


kernel data inpage error

stop:0x0000007A
(0xFFFFF8A0000B6A38) 0xFFFFFFFFC000009D) 0x00000001A9769860)0xFFFFF9600016E570)
win32.sys-adress
FFFFF960096E570 base at
FFFFF96000030000 datestammp
4dF2db1




sytem build details

cpu: intel i5 2500 k 3.30 ghz
mainboard: MSI H67MA-E45 b3
ram: kingston 1333mhz 2x1 gb 2x2gb = 6 gb ram
ssd: corsair ssd force 60gb
hdd:samsung spinnpoint 4feg 2tb
hdd:samsung spinnpoint f3 500gb
gpu:nividia geforce gtx 285
psu corsair hx 550w

os windows 7 home premium sp1 64 bit oem

attached cpuz screenshot
and screenshot of installed apps

i would really appreciate if theres a possibillity that someone might be able
to help me or stear me in the right direction concerning the origins of the problem
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Elmer
Hi maxibull and Welcome to The Forum.

STOP 0x0000007A: KERNEL_DATA_INPAGE_ERROR
Usual causes: Memory, Paging file corruption, File system, Hard drive, Cabling, Virus infection, Improperly seated cards, BIOS, Bad motherboard, Missing Service Pack

Looking through your drivers:

Avira is known to be a cause of BSOD's on some Win 7 systems.
Uninstall Avira and download BSOD friendly Link Removed due to 404 Error as its replacement. Make sure Windows firewall is enabled!

Update your graphics drivers:
nVidia Graphics Drivers.

  • Download and install Driver Sweeper.
  • Uninstall your current Graphics setup through Programs and Features
  • Boot to Safe Mode...
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Hi

You might download Cupid Hardware Monitor.

CPUID - System & hardware benchmark, monitoring, reporting
Watch the temps and see if anything is getting hot at the time every thing goes to pot.

I wrote down all my temps when I first got my computer and once in a while I compare the running temperatures with the original readings.

Since it happens after a long time running temperatures could have something to do with it.

Mike
 
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Since i can use the pc for 15-20 hour before the freezing occur this might be it
i took a screenshot of the cpu temp ,not sure if that was what u guys meant
will however check out the temp now and then to see if this could be the reason'
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The second Pic you've posted have you seen the SSD temperature, I'm hoping it's misreporting as it's at 128c would explain the freezing though.
 
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hmm i just checked the temp on the ssd now its still says 128
after some googling it seems that its a common problem with ssd that it shows 128"
its a workaround or something , ive read on overclock that ssd isnt going hot and that i shouldnt worry about it
should i trust this?
as i understand the ssd most in cases dont even have a temp sensor
what about the other hardware is it showing up ok?
thannx
 
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Hi

I have had a hard time finding anything that really states exactly how hot a SSD drive should get, but the general opinion is that they don't draw a lot of juice or generate a lot of heat.

The only 2, specs I could find were of the opinion that they should run between 0C and 60C or 5C and 55C.

I don't see any hard drive actually running at 0C, I mean it might be that temperature when it's turned on but I can't imagine it would stay there so this may relate more to environmental temperatures then the drive itself.

Maybe there is someone here who is running one who could report the temperatures that they normally see?

I can't imagine that they should get up to 128C though, that's 262.4 ºF and that's really hot!
It might be a good idea to open your computer and check it and see if it really seems to be that hot, it should feel like a toaster if it's really that high.

Mike

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yes my general conception after what i read also suggest that its quite normal to get 128 degrees on the ssd on monitorapps
since a lot of the ssd dont have any sensor , or way of telling the temp at all
i will however open the comp to check it out physicallly
on the other hand i have found quite a lot of people having problems with random freezing and bsod with the corsair disks SSD
it might be a good idea to try to do a clean install on the intel ssd i got to see if its the ssd thats the problem
 
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Just out of interest as your using a ssd, have you disable the defrag service and superfetch as they degrade performance with ssd's. Also from what reading I've just done, ccleaner also degrades performance on ssd's
 
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i did that on another ssd i have on another pc
but i read on corsair homepage that i didnt have to configure anything on the corsair 60gb force ssd
anywow i just changed ssd in my system just now
i put an intel 40gb ssd in instead (this has worked flawlwssly in the other system
so i will try this one to rule out that the problem is with the corsair ssd
i just did a clean install in the new ssd so ill crosss my fingers and hope i haver found the culprit
will disable defrag /prefetch etc with intels ssd toolbox
 
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