Rampant BSOD's

[PrAmok]

Everyday when I turn on the computer, i will get many different BSOD's until it decided to work and from there on, it will work for the rest of the day. Im not sure whats causing it but here is what i have done and do know:

When I run CHKDSK it only reaches 9 percent then says there were errors found and that it can no longer continue while on read mode.

The Two Sticks of ram i have are good, i already ran Memtest86 on all of them and found one faulty so now i only have 4gb.

List of the BSOD's ive gotten:

PAGE_FAULT_IN_NONPAGED_AREA ive gotten this twice today
and
SYSTEM_SERVICE_EXCEPTION

I am using bluescreen viewer so if you need any more info, i can get it.

Also, the copy of Windows7 i have doesnt boot from post, it can only boot while in windows.

Any help is appreciated.

 

[Tom Kamkari]

You lost me at that last part, what do you mean "it won't boot from post, it can only boot while in windows"?

are you saying that it won't boot on its own unless you have the win7 dvd in the system?

first of all if chkdsk is giving you errors then you should start from there, boot to recovery console and from there when you get C: then type chkdsk /f/r

or run cmd prompt from inside win7, then type

chkdsk /f/r

and then press enter, it will ask you if you wan to do this next time pc starts say yes and then reboot pc. and lets see if it finishes or not.

if it does not finish or can't fix bunchof problems then something is going on with your hdd.

next time you get a blue screen, post the stop error code, all numbers and letters and all.

 

[PrAmok]

You lost me at that last part, what do you mean "it won't boot from post, it can only boot while in windows"?

are you saying that it won't boot on its own unless you have the win7 dvd in the system?

first of all if chkdsk is giving you errors then you should start from there, boot to recovery console and from there when you get C: then type chkdsk /f/r

or run cmd prompt from inside win7, then type

chkdsk /f/r

and then press enter, it will ask you if you wan to do this next time pc starts say yes and then reboot pc. and lets see if it finishes or not.

if it does not finish or can't fix bunchof problems then something is going on with your hdd.

next time you get a blue screen, post the stop error code, all numbers and letters and all.

What i meant by the Windows 7 copy is that when i try booting from post, it just sits there. Even though i made it bootable i can only acess it through windows 7.

I ran chkdsk and it didnt come up with any errors. I wont know if the problem is fixed until i boot up tomorrow.
Thanks for the help so far.

 

[Tom Kamkari]

I'm sorry boss but I still don't understand what you are saying about the booting issue.

post is when the mobo shows you the bios info at bootup.

accessing it thru windows means that you have booted into windows, windows is running, you see the desktop and all, and then you go to access something then.

again are you saying that windows wont' boot and you have to have the windows cc/dvd to be able to boot?

 

[Plumble]

What i meant by the Windows 7 copy is that when i try booting from post, it just sits there. Even though i made it bootable i can only acess it through windows 7.

I ran chkdsk and it didnt come up with any errors. I wont know if the problem is fixed until i boot up tomorrow.
Thanks for the help so far.

I'm a bit confused now.
Are you running a virtual machine ?

 

[PrAmok]

No, what i meant was that i was going to try to rapair windows 7 with my windows 7 disc because it said my boot file was corrupted or something. The windows 7 copy i have will not boot from CD, i have to boot into windows and then access the files even though i made it a bootable disc.

 

[Tom Kamkari]

Well you need a bootable win7 for us to try and repair the boot files.

 

[PrAmok]

Ah, that is a problem then... Well ill let you know if the BSOD comes back tomorrow.

 

[henydiah]

Replace new Ram check again with memtes86+, minimal 5minute, if everithing ok Format your Disk & Install again Win7 genuine

 

[PrAmok]

YAY! no BSOD on boot this morning and all good so far.

The only odd thing was that my CCC came up with an error saying it had to close. I think that error was related the System services.

 

[PrAmok]

Edit: A few minutes after i posted this, the computer hanged and then i went ahead and disabled AMD external Event in my services in order to fix the System Services. Which it did. But then after that i rebooted and a few minutes in i got PageFault in Nonpaged area.

I have ran chkdsk and i got no problems. I have already used Memtest86. Both sticks are fine. Not sure what else it could be.

 

[Tom Kamkari]

you didn't get any numbers with that comes with that error?

 

[chunks]

The PAGE_FAULT_IN_NONPAGED_AREA bug check has a value of 0x00000050. This indicates that invalid system memory has been referenced.

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ff559023(v=VS.85).aspx

I would suggest checking your hard disk for errors help to do this can be found here - http://www.mypchealth.co.uk/GuideTests.php

 

[Tom Kamkari]

All x50 error codes are not the same, it can be memory or hardware, not just hdd, any faulty hardware, but its more toward ram. but it can be system ram, gpu ram, it can even be software problems, the entire stop code would help us more.

 

[PrAmok]

I currently dont have the code, i decided to rebuild the whole system as i bought the case prebuilt. The mobo was missing the three right support screws, the LGA1366socket bracket was not even stuck to the back of the mobo, has tabs to peel and stick to hold there for removal of cpu heatsink. After all this, temps did drop and i did cable management. I havent fully tested the PC to ensure stability but i am still RMAing the ram.