- Sep 28, 2015
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Hello
I'm sure you get a ton of these and are bored of them but I do have a frequent blue screen problem.
A little history. I've built my system about a year and a half ago, it's ASUS motherboard, 4750K 3.5 ghz intel i7 processor, 16 gb ram.
All my current drivers are up to date from what I can see on device driver, including my NVIDIA drivers, which I upgraded because adobe premiere told me so. I also updated my BIOS today.
Anyway, I first used an SSD (Kingston HyperX) and my blue screen on that until the point the drive became unusable.
Now I'm using on an older HDD (until I buy a new SSD a few days later), I reinstalled Windows 7 on this one. I had to format my drive and reinstall windows 7 a few times over the weekend because of such problems as windows never starting because of windows 7, corrupt start up files and windows disc not being able to fix them. I think I might have encountered a malware.
Anyway, I reinstalled windows and stayed away from legal programs that come bundled with malware type software this time, installed my adobe software (licenced).
As of this morning, I began getting "Adobe CEF helper.exe not working properly" error, followed by multi bluescreen crashes again.
I am posting the memory dump file here, as well as bugcheck analysis using windows debugger (analysis of the dump file).
Can someone please tell me what's going on? I never had problems with this pc in my first year (before may) even with illegal software. I ran a memory check with memtest86 and it all came clean. I don't know what else to look for or fix.
One thing though: I use this computer extensively for everything from heavyduty work with my adobe software to render videos to watch movies and watch tv, so it's on and running 24 hrs a day.
I did run verifier and did such steps:
http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/...behaving/f5cb4faf-556b-4b6d-95b3-c48669e4c983
Following those steps, I had several BSODs before I can even start windows.
Here's a rar archive containing minidump files of those:
http://
Here's my system information:
http://
I also ran 1 pass with memtest86, it gave me no errors, I'm not sure if 1 pass is enough though.
It's just that my pc is slow and getting slower by the minute. Can someone please help me? Yesterday and today I think I had record number of BSOD crashes, today it's almost been by the hour.
I'm sure you get a ton of these and are bored of them but I do have a frequent blue screen problem.
A little history. I've built my system about a year and a half ago, it's ASUS motherboard, 4750K 3.5 ghz intel i7 processor, 16 gb ram.
All my current drivers are up to date from what I can see on device driver, including my NVIDIA drivers, which I upgraded because adobe premiere told me so. I also updated my BIOS today.
Anyway, I first used an SSD (Kingston HyperX) and my blue screen on that until the point the drive became unusable.
Now I'm using on an older HDD (until I buy a new SSD a few days later), I reinstalled Windows 7 on this one. I had to format my drive and reinstall windows 7 a few times over the weekend because of such problems as windows never starting because of windows 7, corrupt start up files and windows disc not being able to fix them. I think I might have encountered a malware.
Anyway, I reinstalled windows and stayed away from legal programs that come bundled with malware type software this time, installed my adobe software (licenced).
As of this morning, I began getting "Adobe CEF helper.exe not working properly" error, followed by multi bluescreen crashes again.
I am posting the memory dump file here, as well as bugcheck analysis using windows debugger (analysis of the dump file).
Can someone please tell me what's going on? I never had problems with this pc in my first year (before may) even with illegal software. I ran a memory check with memtest86 and it all came clean. I don't know what else to look for or fix.
One thing though: I use this computer extensively for everything from heavyduty work with my adobe software to render videos to watch movies and watch tv, so it's on and running 24 hrs a day.
I did run verifier and did such steps:
http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/...behaving/f5cb4faf-556b-4b6d-95b3-c48669e4c983
Following those steps, I had several BSODs before I can even start windows.
Here's a rar archive containing minidump files of those:
http://
Here's my system information:
http://
I also ran 1 pass with memtest86, it gave me no errors, I'm not sure if 1 pass is enough though.
It's just that my pc is slow and getting slower by the minute. Can someone please help me? Yesterday and today I think I had record number of BSOD crashes, today it's almost been by the hour.
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