Getting blue screens need help.

[sathusan]

Hey guys, I get like 1 blue screen a day, here is a picture of the error from bluescreen view.
I hope you guys can help me fix it!

 

[PsychoGamingLemon]

What version of windows are you using?

 

[sathusan]

I am using windows 7 ultimate.

 

[PsychoGamingLemon]

Ok, have you updated any drivers or used windows update?

 

[sathusan]

No, I have not useed windows update, i recently built this computer so i installed my drivers like 2 weeks ago.

 

[PsychoGamingLemon]

ok, what are the main parts?

 

[sathusan]

intel core i5 4430
asus radeon r9 270x

 

[PsychoGamingLemon]

ok, when does it do it? Or does it randomly do it?

 

[sathusan]

it comes randomly, does not come at the specific time or anything.

 

[PsychoGamingLemon]

Ok, when you loaded the drivers did you do it from the included disks or the internet?

 

[sathusan]

From the included disk, I installed the drivers from there.

 

[PsychoGamingLemon]

Ok, search the internet for the latest drivers and install them. Also do any windows update if there is any.
What drive is windows installed on?

 

[sathusan]

When I go to windows update this is what I get:

I already restarted my computer and I still get that error.
Also when I go to the latest driver page do i install all those drivers again?

 

[PsychoGamingLemon]

It seems like windows is throwing an exception at the blue screen, that is probally causing that error.
When you installed windows did you get any errors?

 

[sathusan]

Nope, got no errors. I used an activator to windows tho.

 

[PsychoGamingLemon]

What do you mean activator, also can you screen shot the other crash?

 

[sathusan]

I used an activator for windows, like a program to activate windows. The other crash is the samething.

 

[PsychoGamingLemon]

ok, did you enter a product key?

 

[johnbl]

I would think this is cause by a corrupt file during the install or a bad read from the hard drive while the system was indexing you files

run cmd.exe as a admin use the system file checker to confirm core os files are ok
sfc.exe /scannow

if that is ok then I would schedule a full chkdsk for your drive(s)
chkdsk /f /r
reboot and have it mark any bad/weak sectors as bad. (windows 8 will run in the background, windows 7 will make you wait)

if you find corruption you want to determine its cause. often on a new install of the OS you will find corrupted files do to a bad image or corruption of the copy as it is transfered. (updated drivers often fix this but the original file is still corrupted and must be repaired via SFC.exe or dism.exe commands)

 

[PsychoGamingLemon]

I agree, what hard drive are u using?

 

[sathusan]

Im doing the scan right now for sfx.exe/scannow.
My hard drive is 931GB Seagate ST1000DM

 

[johnbl]

activator = software pirate = no support here

I used an activator for windows, like a program to activate windows. The other crash is the samething.