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The WindowsForum thread discusses a user's recurring BSOD issues after upgrading to Windows 7 64-bit, particularly during gaming sessions, with multiple contributors analyzing the problem. Experts suggest potential causes such as graphics driver conflicts, hardware compatibility, or power supply limitations, and recommend steps like updating drivers, testing hardware, and verifying system stability. Despite attempts to resolve the issue through driver changes and Windows reinstallation, the problem persists, indicating it may be related to hardware faults or insufficient power, with advice leaning towards further hardware testing and ensuring system components are properly configured.
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Hardyz

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Hi all,

I hope you can help me to solve my problem:

The Bluescreens began after i installed Windows 7 64Bit Ultimate on my Computer, before that i had used Windows 7 32 bit Ultimate and i hadn't any problems. I installed the latest driver for all my components, but this didn't help. I also ran Memtest86+ with no ram errors. The Bluescreens appears often when I'm playing Starcraft 2 or Battlefield Bad Company 2.

Here are the my System Specs:
Motherboard: Gigabyte GA-870A-UD3
Processor: AMD Phenom II X4 955
Graphic Card: AMD Readon HD 6870
Memory: Geil Value Plus DDR3 PC3 1066 1333MHZ 4GB Kit
Power supply: Cougar SE 400

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Well, I found the problem: The driver of a USB Wi-Fi device I plugged in caused the computer to crash.
Apparently, it's an old vista driver that's not suitable for Windows 7 64Bit.
Installing a different Wi-Fi adapter solved the issue for me.

You can check it as well if that's the case for you.

I recommend a software called "BlueScreenView" which tells you what file caused Windows to crash.
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tomask636

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Hi Hardyz, I know I am two years too late but I have had the same issue with my computer. And believe it or not, the problem was in the memory. As soon as I changed the geil kit for another, it ran like a charm. I hope you changed your mind with that graphic card.
 

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