Windows 7 Troubleshooting Intermittent BSOD on Windows 7: Possible Causes and Solutions

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TorrentG

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Please go to C:\Windows\Minidump to copy the files in there to any other folder. Then rar or zip them and attach to a post using the paperclip above where you type. We can analyze it for you properly this way.

 

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Super Sarge

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Sorry no can do I used CC Cleaner and it wiped out the mini dump files, if it happens again I will do this

 

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Stop 0x1E messages often occur after a corrupt or faulty installation of drivers or system services - very often these are graphics card related. Or they may indicate other hardware problems, including memory and IRQ conflicts. When did the problem start? If not too long ago, have you tried System Restore? Any errors in Device Manager?

The first thing you should do is stop overclocking until this is resolved.

 

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I may have OC my Video card to much using Riva Tuner Stock is 576 Mhz I had it at 650 I brought it back to stock 576 Mhz and dropped my OC to 21*170 1600 memory DDR3 running at 1703 MHz. I can eliminate a memory problem I ran Me Test_86 for 9 hours a week ago with no errors I have had no problems in the last 24 hours, I suspect the OC on the video card. I will go back up to 21*173 with memory at 1730 MHz today to see what happens for next 24 hours

 

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