Random BSODs on Windows 10, tried almost everything...

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I have random BSODs - for quite a while now, sometimes not a single one for days and then 3 within a few hours. I've run memtest86 for hours without a single error, tried many other different things (even got a new graphics card and SSD a while ago).

Here's the report of BlueScreenView, not sure if it helps:

https://www.dropbox.com/s/rpa2uqfs4yqwbzh/report.html?dl=0

Since hal.dll is often involved I'm starting to wonder if it's just something with my mainboard or PSU (granted, core system is 5 years old), but obviously replacing those can lead to costly consequences and I want to make sure I've exhausted all other options before doing that.

 

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did you fresh install windows to the new SSD or did you clone windows to it?

try repairing windows

 

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Fresh install. Granted, it was quite some time ago (1-2 years or so).

 

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edit:

Did the bsod appear with the old hdd as well?

what hardware is installed? cpu, mainboard, ssd, psu, graphics card

bios up to date of the motherboard?

temperatures checked?

sata cable and port changed?

ssd checked by its manufacturer´s tool?

 

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Yes. I thought that would fix it but did not.

 

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Oh sorry, didn't see your edit as I hit reply too soon.

Did the bsod appear with the old hdd as well?

Yes, that was the main reason why I replaced it.

what hardware is installed? cpu, mainboard, ssd, psu, graphics card

i5-2500k (no OC), ASUS P8Z68-V PRO, Samsung 850 PRO 512GB, Corsair AX650 Gold 650W, 960 GTX (which is already a replacement as well thinking it was the old one overheating)

bios up to date of the motherboard?

Yes

temperatures checked?

Yes (note: bluescreen happens really randomly, not under heavy load - sometimes I'm playing stuff for hours with no BOSD, sometimes I'm gone for hours and the PC BSOD'd and rebooted)

sata cable and port changed?

Hm, SATA cable changed - not yet, that's an interesting idea. Will try that. But as I said, SSD switched and that didn't solve anything, so...

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ssd checked by its manufacturer´s tool?[/quotemsg]
The previous one before I bought the new one, yes. Will check the new one in a bit and report back, also after switching SATA cables .

 

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Is the SSD connected to an sata3 port or sata 2 port?

 

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sata3. http://i.imgur.com/4iEyIHJ.png