Hello,
Since I bought my computer, I get a BSOD consistently, about once a day. The last one was Bad Pool Caller and the previous one was Page Fault in Non Page area (before I think there was something related to memory management and IRQL but not sure).
I updated every possible driver and took my computer for repairs and they gave it back to me saying that "they didn't find anything wrong with the hardware". It happens randomly, once a day or every two days. I bought a special protection strip, the temperature in the room is cold. It drives me absolutely insane. What can it be and how can I check? Thanks a lot!
I switched to Windows 10 because I already had this problem on Windows 8 but I didn't write down all the BSOD messages.
ASUS Motherboard H81 m-k
Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-4790 CPU @ 3.60GHz 3.60 GHz
TEAM 8G (8G X 1) DDR3-1600
64-bit OS, x64 based processor
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 760 (Inno3D iChill 2GB GDDR5 6200/1060Mhz)
128G 2*5 SATA3 SSD
3.5* 2TB SATAIII 7200RPM 32M HDD
I had a problem with a broken PSU that eventually fried last week and it was the main reason I sent it to repair. I thought it was the issue, they replaced it with a new one, same brand, but the BSOD came back. Model : ATX 580W
Memtest86 found no errors.
Chkdsk found no errors.
Since I bought my computer, I get a BSOD consistently, about once a day. The last one was Bad Pool Caller and the previous one was Page Fault in Non Page area (before I think there was something related to memory management and IRQL but not sure).
I updated every possible driver and took my computer for repairs and they gave it back to me saying that "they didn't find anything wrong with the hardware". It happens randomly, once a day or every two days. I bought a special protection strip, the temperature in the room is cold. It drives me absolutely insane. What can it be and how can I check? Thanks a lot!
I switched to Windows 10 because I already had this problem on Windows 8 but I didn't write down all the BSOD messages.
ASUS Motherboard H81 m-k
Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-4790 CPU @ 3.60GHz 3.60 GHz
TEAM 8G (8G X 1) DDR3-1600
64-bit OS, x64 based processor
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 760 (Inno3D iChill 2GB GDDR5 6200/1060Mhz)
128G 2*5 SATA3 SSD
3.5* 2TB SATAIII 7200RPM 32M HDD
I had a problem with a broken PSU that eventually fried last week and it was the main reason I sent it to repair. I thought it was the issue, they replaced it with a new one, same brand, but the BSOD came back. Model : ATX 580W
Memtest86 found no errors.
Chkdsk found no errors.
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