Windows 7 Troubleshooting Random BSOD Errors During Gaming and Idling on New Build

bernieja

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Hey

So I have been troubleshooting this problem till I am red in the eyes, and I have not been able to fix my issue. I put together my computer like 5 months ago and I have been getting blue screens recently that consist of random different errors. It happens mostly when I am playing a game, but sometimes it happens when my computer is idling. I have tried almost everything that I can think of in order to fix this issue short of trolling through the dump files. I will need some help when it comes to this so my friend shot me a link to this site. Hopefully you guys can help.

These are the three dumps I got today within the last couple hours.

Thanks in advance!

-Bernie
 

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I found a helpful guide on the forum that explains how to analyze Windows dump files for blue screen errors. Here is a summary of the steps you can take to analyze the dump files: 1. Download and Install WinDbg: - Download and install WinDbg, a debugging tool from Microsoft used to analyze dump files. 2. Open WinDbg and Load Dump File: - Open WinDbg and load the dump file by going to File > Open Crash Dump. 3. Analyze the Dump File: - Use WinDbg to analyze the dump file. Look for information such as the bug check code, parameters, and the probable cause of the crash. 4. Research the Bug Check Code: - Research the bug check code displayed in the dump file to understand the type of error that...
I found a helpful guide on the forum that explains how to analyze Windows dump files for blue screen errors. Here is a summary of the steps you can take to analyze the dump files: 1. Download and Install WinDbg: - Download and install WinDbg, a debugging tool from Microsoft used to analyze dump files. 2. Open WinDbg and Load Dump File: - Open WinDbg and load the dump file by going to File > Open Crash Dump. 3. Analyze the Dump File: - Use WinDbg to analyze the dump file. Look for information such as the bug check code, parameters, and the probable cause of the crash. 4. Research the Bug Check Code: - Research the bug check code displayed in the dump file to understand the type of error that occurred. 5. Check Driver Verifier: - Run Driver Verifier to pinpoint the driver causing issues if the dump file analysis doesn't provide a clear answer. 6. Updating Drivers: - Update drivers, especially graphics card drivers, chipset drivers, and networking drivers. 7. Check for Memory Issues: - Check for memory issues by running Windows Memory Diagnostic Tool. 8. Check Hardware: - Ensure that hardware components like RAM, hard drive, and CPU are functioning correctly. By following these steps, you can work towards identifying the root cause of the blue screen errors you've been encountering while gaming or during idle periods on your computer. If you need assistance with any specific part of this troubleshooting process, feel free to ask!
 

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