- Jul 18, 2012
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On Friday July 2013, I tried to start up my computer and was unable to launch firefox due to some XPCOM error, I then tried to launch malwarebytes and it says the database has been corrupted. I did a full re-format and I started receiving BSOD regarding system exception error and memory management. I thought it was a RAM issue so i removed 2 sticks of the RAM , and currently left with 2 sticks inside the computer ( 2 x 4GB ). Then i reformat again and now started receiving Bad Pool Caller BSOD. BSOD just keeps coming in non-stop despite reformatting about 10 times already. I totally got no idea what has gotten into my computer.
After reformatting, the only driver I had to install is the Realtek LAN driver from the ASUS motherboard disk so I can run internet or else my ethernet port won't be working.
I've been using this computer for a year until yesterday where it started to have these issues. I did suspect that it was due to the most recently windows update but had eliminated the possibility since I had reformatted my computer and it still happens
I did not overclock or change anything in the BIOS so it should be a hardware related to it? The only thing I have connected to the computer right now is my i5 3570k, GTX 670, WD 1 TB Black, and 2 sticks of Corsair Vengeance RAM. Can someone help me identify if it is a hardware or software issue? And how can I solve it since reformatting isn't gonna help me get rid of all those BSOD.
Should I replace my motherboard and RAM? or is it possible to solve this?
Currently I am not receiving any memory management BSOD after i removed 2 of the sticks.I have eliminated the possibility of my WD 1TB Black since I tried installing the windows 7 OS onto my Crucial M4 SSD and the BSOD still happens. I tried the Windows Memory Diagnostic test but it says my RAM has no problem, however I dont trust the diagnostic tools from windows as much.
I know it can be driver issues but there isn't much driver I installed other than the ethernet driver and those that windows update install into my computer.
Note: List of BSOD received are : Bad Pool Caller, Memory Management, system exception error and some which have no names
After reformatting, the only driver I had to install is the Realtek LAN driver from the ASUS motherboard disk so I can run internet or else my ethernet port won't be working.
I've been using this computer for a year until yesterday where it started to have these issues. I did suspect that it was due to the most recently windows update but had eliminated the possibility since I had reformatted my computer and it still happens
I did not overclock or change anything in the BIOS so it should be a hardware related to it? The only thing I have connected to the computer right now is my i5 3570k, GTX 670, WD 1 TB Black, and 2 sticks of Corsair Vengeance RAM. Can someone help me identify if it is a hardware or software issue? And how can I solve it since reformatting isn't gonna help me get rid of all those BSOD.
Should I replace my motherboard and RAM? or is it possible to solve this?
Currently I am not receiving any memory management BSOD after i removed 2 of the sticks.I have eliminated the possibility of my WD 1TB Black since I tried installing the windows 7 OS onto my Crucial M4 SSD and the BSOD still happens. I tried the Windows Memory Diagnostic test but it says my RAM has no problem, however I dont trust the diagnostic tools from windows as much.
I know it can be driver issues but there isn't much driver I installed other than the ethernet driver and those that windows update install into my computer.
Note: List of BSOD received are : Bad Pool Caller, Memory Management, system exception error and some which have no names
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