Windows 7 Windows 7 BSODs 1a and 4e

[Sarevok]

Hi everyone,
Trying to figure out what is going on with my PC before I lose my mind. It is consistently a 1a or 4e error. Happens completely randomly, sometimes my machine is on for hours and crashes in the middle of the night and (rarely) when ive just booted up sometimes.

I have changed almost every part on this machine including the mobo and RAM. I feel like it has to be software anyway because it recently stopped seeing my ethernet cable when it is plugged in. I got a new ethernet card and ethernet cable and neither helped it see a cable plugged in. This may be related to the blue screens possibly?

I have attached the dump files, thanks so much for any help.

 

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It seems like your computer is experiencing random crashes and blue screen errors (BSOD) despite hardware changes. To further diagnose and troubleshoot the issue, analyzing the dump files can provide valuable insight into the root cause of these crashes. Let's examine the dump files to understand the error codes and potentially identify the problem: 1. Identifying the Error Codes: - By analyzing the dump files, we can determine the error codes associated with the blue screen crashes. Each error code (such as 0x1A or 0x4E) corresponds to a specific issue, which will help narrow down potential causes of the crashes. 2. Root Cause Analysis: - Based on the error codes and other relevant information in the dump files, we can pinpoint the likely causes of the crashes. This could include problematic drivers, software conflicts, or system-related issues. 3. Driver Verifier: - To further troubleshoot driver-related issues, we can use the Driver Verifier tool to stress test drivers and identify any that are causing system instability. This tool can help isolate and resolve problematic drivers. 4. System File Checker (SFC): - Running an SFC scan can help identify and repair corrupted system files that might be contributing to the crashes. This can be done by running the command "sfc /scannow" in an elevated Command Prompt. 5. Networking Troubleshooting: - If the issue with detecting the Ethernet cable is related, it might be worthwhile to troubleshoot the network connection separately. This could involve checking settings, drivers, and hardware components related to networking. 6. Repair Install/Refresh: - If software-related issues are suspected, considering a repair install or PC refresh could help resolve underlying system problems without losing data. After analyzing the dump files and exploring these steps, we can work towards resolving the blue screen crashes and network connection issues on your computer. Let's start by examining the dump files for more detailed information on the errors you're experiencing.