Recent content by ForensicObject446

Normally memtest wouldn't find errors, however there could be faults that programs can never find. There may be another problem though related to it.

I think it was the Seagate Hard Drive since some of the 4TB's had some safety hazards, but I never thought it would affect 3TB HDD's of that brand. Same thing happened to the poor guy here over at Gamestop...

I have processed the dumps and it appears that ntoskrnl.sys and win32k.sys are causing the BSOD's which I believe it could be faulty RAM sticks. Have you got spare RAM sticks sitting around? If not then maybe it's time to buy new ones since these are probably starting to die out. Try to take one...

(Nvidia Smart Scan) http://www.nvidia.com/Download/Scan.aspx?lang=en scans for your graphics card you would need the newest version of Java it would tell you anyway.

They can be pesky sometimes there is a way to close the browser try Control + Alt + Delete then press Task Manager and close the application.

Two months back our friends brought over a 3TB Seagate Hard Drive to our place. She said the drive would not work for some reason. But it was in an enclosure so I took the casing out and used a new SATA cable, hooked it up and turned the computer on. Well it was one of the biggest mistakes of my...