And one more (with minidump posted) for good luck. I've turned off the verifier since crashes are happening so frequently with it on that I can't get anything done.

~ Brett

Dumps 9, 10, 11 are w39n51.sys which is an Intel Wireless LAN Driver

Dump 8 is ati3duag.dll Check out this older TechSpot post

http://www.techspot.com/vb/all/windows/t-38561-bluescreens-everywhere--a-unsolvable-problem.html

Also, I have read that it is casued by an ATI driver.

Dump 7 - ntkrpamp.exe

Just so everyone can learn from experience, I had the video card changed nad haven't noticed the problem since. Thanks for all your help.

~ Brett

Out of curiosity, did you try to change your video card driver first? Thanks for checking in and letting us know.

Many, many times .

~ Brett

Uninstall the video drivers and reboot.


Can you BSOD without the vid drivers loaded?

Well the problem seems fixed by the replacement video card... so I don't get BSOD at all anymore...

I don't exactly remember the behavior from when I didn't have the vid driver loaded - sorry.

~ Brett