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    Ok, ive gotta get off now (Gotta go out).

    As it seems to be a Driver Issue i would- Uninstall all recently added Drivers or Files that were installed prior to the problems.
    If this doesnt work/isnt the case post some more details on what is happening (What you installed, describe problem in more details)
    Can you boot into Safe Mode (Hit F8 on boot) is you can do this problem happen here?

    EDIT-Before i go, If its a new build check everything is properly seated as i have seen the same problems with slightly dislodged cards.
    Last edited by CrazyMonkey; 16-02-2007 at 09:29 PM.

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    Could try a registry search for the GUID 5 1 7 5 9 2 9 F - B 9 E 0 - 4 8 B E - 9 2 9 C - 2 9 0 2 7 8 F 8 7 D 1 B to see what device it relates to.

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    Sorry guys this getting beyond my skills now, how can I do a registry search for that?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Nigelz View Post
    Could try a registry search for the GUID 5 1 7 5 9 2 9 F - B 9 E 0 - 4 8 B E - 9 2 9 C - 2 9 0 2 7 8 F 8 7 D 1 B to see what device it relates to.
    Good idea, i would try that first.

    I would think it would be done by going to: Start>Run>Type "regedit" hit enter> Edit>Find
    Then search, make sure "Keys" "Values" and "Data" are checked.

    Then report back with the findings..
    If it reports what device its linked to or maybe something even more conclusive, we can pull the Driver's and files that relate to the Device and see if it's in the Dump.
    Last edited by CrazyMonkey; 17-02-2007 at 12:45 AM.

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    Tried searching for that in the registry, but nothing came up.

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    I have just been checking the event viewer and have found system errors with the following details:

    Details

    Product: Windows Operating System
    Event ID: 1003
    Source: System Error
    Version: 5.2
    Symbolic Name: ER_KRNLCRASH_LOG
    Message: Error code %1, parameter1 %2, parameter2 %3, parameter3 %4, parameter4 %5.

    Explanation

    A blue screen (Stop error) was reported. The message contains details about the error. A matching event with Event ID 1001 might also appear in the event log. This matching event displays information about the specific error that occurred.

    User Action

    No user action is required.

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    After doing some research this is looking like a RAM problem as there is no device code within the stop message. Other users have reported the same problem and have managed to fix it by replacing the RAM.

    Will see if I can switch the RAM around in the mobo and see if that makes a difference

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    Yeh your dump files from earlier cut short. With what i see no leads on driver.

    I would run Memtest, if it shows faults then it needs replacing
    http://www.memtest86.com/
    It does take alot of time to run, but its the best way to test for faults.

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    Did try memtest but not for very long, so may have to give that another go. Have just switched my two RAM DIMMS to different slots so will see how that goes. If the error appears again then will run MEMTEST.

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    Left memtest to run with the setting test' All unused RAM' for about 45 mins and no faults or errors.

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    I am hoping that the RAM may not have been seated properly as I have just replaced my CPU fan/hsf and needed to remove the mobo and various components from my case for the installation.

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    ok keep us posted.

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    Got the same BSOD screen this morning.

    Just one question: Could a BSOD error be caused by a bent pin on the back of a DVD re-writer drive? While I was installing my cpu hsf/fan I noticed that one of the pins was bent out of shape so had to straighten it myself.

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    Have also checked the voltages on my PSU and they all seem to be stable.

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    Gotta be a driver then... If its a recent install of the OS, i would reformat, as i cant find anything in the DUMP files, but then again i am not amazing at sifting through it.

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    Thanks for the time you have been putting into this CrazyMonkey. But may have found the solution to the problem (hope I don't go and ginx it now!!).

    Going on this being a RAM problem, as there is no device code in the BSOD messages so far. I started by reseting my BIOS to 'Default Optimal Settings' as the BIOS sets memory timings etc.

    Immediately after doing this the PC started up fine and even after leaving the PC off for 8 hours during the night it still started up fine the morning after.

    The only reason I can think for this problem happening was that I set the RAM timings to 'Turbo' in the BIOS months ago and forgot about it. Now having Crucial Ballistix, I didn't think this would be a problem, but may have been the cause of the constant restarts (hopefully ).

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