bsod on a new setup

[xmads]

got new parts a week ago and made a reset on my system cause of the new parts but now i have gotten three bsod in the last two days and i dont know why.

picture of bluescreenview

 

[shiva92]

Need some details...

Is it a new PC?
Have you used any old parts(eg.Hard Drive)?
Did you overclock?

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[xmads]

Need some details...

Is it a new PC?
Have you used any old parts(eg.Hard Drive)?
Did you overclock?

Please don't create any duplicate threads. I can see that you have created three threads, please close the rest except this one.

sorry about the duplicates, that was not on purpose.

the old parts in the computer is the GPU, RAM, power supply and harddrives. there is no overclock

 

[shiva92]

I think BSOD is because of your old Hard Drive. Were u getting any BSODs in your old PC?

 

[xmads]

nope not for a long time had some when i build the system over a year ago but i fixed those

 

[shiva92]

nope not for a long time had some when i build the system over a year ago but i fixed those

Maybe you should fix the BSODs in a similar way you did in the past. My suggestion is you better change your Hard Drive.

 

[xmads]

just ran a disk check and it does not look like there are any problem with the drive. ill do a windows repair and if that does not work then ill try reinstalling windows

 

[rolli59]

Old windows install with old system drivers is the cause of this, you are on the right track with win repair but really a clean new install is the best solution.

 

[johnbl]

you have 2 bugchecks due to bad memory addresses. One passed to a networking component AFD.sys another passed to the windows usermode driver.

The third one bugchecked inside the windows nt kernel.

i would guess that either you have a bad spot in memory. Update BIOS or reset it to defaults and run memtest86 to detect problems.
or you have a driver that is corrupting system memory. (start with updating the network driver, maybe only because of the afd.sys file)
or run cmd.exe as an admin, then run
sfc.exe /scannow
(and confirm your os files are ok)

then if they are ok, then run a malwarebytes scan. if nothing is detected, run
verifier.exe /standard /all
and reboot your machine and wait for the next bugcheck. When you get the bugcheck run whocrashed.exe or bluescreenview.exe
and It should name the bad driver (hopefully) look up the driver name at:http://www.carrona.org/dvrref.php
Note: when done testing run verifier.exe /reset to turn off the verifier functions or your machine will run slowly until you do