Windows 7 Stop 0x101 while gaming -> ntoskrnl.exe, wmiacpi.sys, ndproxy.sys, raspptp.sys

[snafu22]

Hello,

I have BSOD problem on my new computer (4 days old).

System Spec:

Intel Core i5-2500k 3.3Ghz
Asus P8P67-M Pro Motherboard
MSI NGTX560Ti Hawk 1024 Mb
Patriot Viper Extreme 2x4Gb
WDC Caviar Blue 500gb
Seasonic 620w PSU
Windows 7 Home Premium x64

I've attached the minidumps, CPUZ tabs, and rammon report.

I really hope there's a solution for my problem.
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Based on the information provided by other users who experienced similar BSOD issues, here are some steps you can take to troubleshoot and potentially resolve the problem on your new computer: 1. Update Drivers: Check and update your drivers, especially storage drivers like iaStorA.sys, network adapter drivers, and any other outdated drivers. Ensure all drivers are compatible with Windows 7. 2. File Scans: - Run an sfc /scannow scan followed by a dism /online /cleanup-image /restorehealth scan to check and repair system files. - Perform a chkdsk scan to check your disk for errors. 3. Check RAM: Test your computer's RAM for any issues by following a guide on how to test computer RAM for problems. 4. Antivirus Software: Consider temporarily uninstalling third-party antivirus software like Bitdefender, as they can sometimes cause issues. Stick to Windows Defender while troubleshooting. 5. BIOS Update: Update your BIOS to the latest version available for your motherboard model for stability improvements. 6. Hardware Checks: Ensure that there are no hardware-related issues with components like SSDs (firmware updates) and USB 3.0 controllers. 7. Clean Install of Windows: If needed, consider performing a clean install of Windows to rule out any software-related issues. 8. Driver Verifier: Run the Driver Verifier tool to stress-test drivers and identify any problematic ones that may be causing the BSODs. 9. Check for SSD Compatibility: Confirm that your SSD firmware is up to date and that storage controller drivers are from late 2012 or later for compatibility. 10. Uninstall Problematic Software: Remove any software known to cause BSODs, such as Daemon Tools and AMD Overdrive. By following these steps and addressing the possible causes identified by other users, you may be able to troubleshoot and resolve the BSOD issue on your new computer. If you encounter any specific error messages or encounter further issues, feel free to provide more details for additional assistance.