My computer seriously wont stop BSODing.........~READ~

[Legitplayer]

title pretty much says everything.
Before I got my AMD 6850, my computer would BSOD all the time.
I just installed my new card yesterday.
Today I go to play battlefield bad company 2 and 10 minutes in, my monitor freezes up and says turning off.
can't alt tab. can't ctrl alt delete..... Had to force restart. I downloaded "WhoCrashed" to look at the dump files
I took a screenshot of it, It looks like windows 95, but I booted in safe mode. I have windows 7 32 bit
These is pissing me off, the games run FANTASTIC, very smooth. I would like to enjoy it, but I have to worry about crashing.......

So here is the Screenshot of the Dump files.

If this is the wrong thread sorry, move it please. I am just trying to get as much help as I can get.

[WaRPiG]

Re: My computer seriously wont stop BSODing.........~READ~

Had this problem with the same game. Find a tool called 'memtestx86' or words to that effect. Found out we had 4gb of bad ram, out of 8 total. If you can't find that tool, download and burn ArchLinux to a disk, and reboot with the CD being the primary boot target. The menu has the test in it.

~W

Of course, this is from my experiences, someone else might have a better answer. Or, try a new driver, that usually works....

[kailip]

Re: My computer seriously wont stop BSODing.........~READ~

I had this problem a while ago... my computer was crashing a lot. Turns out that my RAM just gave up on life. I had 6gb RAM and now I only have 4gb. :(

Try to clean the connectors of your RAM with an eraser. It could solve your problem.

[mencore]

Re: My computer seriously wont stop BSODing.........~READ~

Bad RAM is the most likely answer. I also recommend to download all the drivers from the site of a manufacturer and not trust the drivers Windows Update installs for you since they're garbage mostly.

[MaareK]

Re: My computer seriously wont stop BSODing.........~READ~

0x19

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ff557389%28v=vs.85%29.aspx

0x50
caused by faulty service or defective virus programs, NTFS volume.

0x1000008E

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ff557203%28v=VS.85%29.aspx

0x1A
is a memory management error, generally indicating a faulty driver or incompatible hardware.

0xC2
this error message is usually caused by a faulty device driver or device software error.

best regards,

maarek