Windows 7 64bit BSOD @ Boot (80% of the time)

[Simon Larsson]

Hi, I have an issue with my computer. Almost every time i boot the computer i get a BSOD & it begins dumping memory.

I just keep restarting the computer and eventually i can login. Once im logged in I have no issues at all.

Iam supplying you all with an image with info of all my recent BSOD's I will be monitoring this thread so if you need something else just ask.

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Also here are my computer specs

It is not my home computer its my work computer by the way.

 

[firo40]

Have you tried reinstalling windows? If that does not fix the issue it very well be a defective hdd slowely dieing

 

[firo40]

Also how full is the hdd?

 

[HEXiT]

go into bios and enable hpet mode if its disabled. it will either stop the bsod or cut them by 50%.

 

[HEXiT]

also looking at the errors your reporting your hdd needs chkdsking. the o.s needs to be repaired with sfc/scannow from the cmd prompt.

 

[Simon Larsson]

go into bios and enable hpet mode if its disabled. it will either stop the bsod or cut them by 50%.

hpet mode isn't there its a HP Bios so not alot of features.

 

[Simon Larsson]

Also how full is the hdd?

63 gb free out of 150gb

 

[Simon Larsson]

also looking at the errors your reporting your hdd needs chkdsking. the o.s needs to be repaired with sfc/scannow from the cmd prompt.

running a sfc /scannow, will do a chkdsk after.

Nothing found. Running a chkdsk.

Chkdsk completed without errors.

 

[Simon Larsson]

Have you tried reinstalling windows? If that does not fix the issue it very well be a defective hdd slowely dieing

The HP BIOS has some kind of DPS self test that i can run to check the hdd for errors is that good enough or should i use something else?

 

[firo40]

Spinrite is the best program for checking HDD errors though its not free. https://www.grc.com/spinrite.htm

 

[firo40]

If their is no errors i would back up your data and reformat the hard drive reinstall windows and transfer your data back

 

[HEXiT]

if its an xp machine (ie it came loaded with xp) and you swapped out the original install for windows 7 then thats your issue. like i said hpet is needed for windows 7 and without it you will either have to put up with the bsod or switch back to xp. your motherboard isnt compatable with windows vista.7 or 8 as they all need hpet to run stable. if you cant find it in the advanced motherboard features then you have zero options to install your o.s. the only real option is swap out the motherboard for a none eom unlocked bios version of 775 socket... you can pick up an asrock 1 for as little as £30 which will support all the new win 7 features