Windows 7 Troubleshooting Frequent BSOD Crashes: Need Help Analyzing Minidump Files

[jeremy pimentel]

Hello everyone,

I've recently been getting severly BSOD errors (0x1E,0xD1).

I'm unable to identify the error causing these errors. I've checked my c:/windows/minidump and i have 8 minidump crash files. Yes, 8...

i'll link them all, hopefully someone will be able to help!

 

[kemical]

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Hi Jeremy,
Merry Christmas!
Jeremy if you look at your actual dmp files you'll see that they have a file size of zero meaning they don't contain any information. You probably haven't got your settings quite right. If you read this link it will tell you how to set your memory dmp settings (second or third post down) and then which information is needed by us to really help you properly:
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[jeremy pimentel]

Hi,
merry Christmas to you too!
ive done what the instructions asked for... hopefully this time it will help

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[kemical]

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Use !analyze -v to get detailed debugging information.

BugCheck A, {1d, 2, 0, fffff80002e245cc}

Probably caused by : ntkrnlmp.exe ( nt! ?? ::FNODOBFM::`string'+31a8c )

Followup: MachineOwner

Hi,
you have several different dmp files pointing to either an audio driver, hardware (not stated which) and kernel errors. I'll check the driver stack and see what is what:

asmthub3.sys Tue Feb 21 08:54:06 2012
asmtxhci.sys Tue Feb 21 08:53:58 2012
Asmedia ASM1042 USB3 drivers. Please try and update both driver and firmware:
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aswMonFlt.sys Mon Jun 28 21:32:58 2010
This belongs to Avast. Please remove and for the duration of trouble shooting at least please use MSE:
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cmudaxp.sys Thu Mar 10 07:44:15 2011:
This driver was mentioned in several dmp files and is used by one of three possible things. Are you using a Xonar sound card or something similar? If it is a Xonar card then try updating at the Asus site if it isn't then it'll either belong to a C-media device: Link Removed
Or an HTO Claro audio interface driver: Link Removed

CORSGMS.sys Tue Aug 30 11:57:54 2011
M90 Corsair Mouse update driver if possible: Link Removed

nvlddmkm.sys Mon Nov 11 13:24:05 2013:
Please uninstall gpu drivers using the app found here:
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This will clean out any left over files and reinstall using the latest whql driver:
http://www.nvidia.com/Download/index.aspx?lang=en-us

Rtlh64.sys Thu Sep 08 09:38:44 2011
Incorrect drivers, please update to correct version:
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If your using an SSD please make sure the firmware is updated. If not then please right click on computer icon, click properties,Tools and then error checking or check now. Make sure you tick both boxes to repair sectors and initiate the chkdsk (you'll need to reboot).

Please download the app found here:
http://www.memtest.org/
Please run over several passes to ensure no issues.

Post any new dmp files.