0x09c BSoD Error, yet again

[Auronkiller7]

Hello, I've been trying to troubleshoot this problem all day and so far nothing has helped. I'm relatively new to the hardware side of computers, so I may of missed something. Let me go into my problem before I go any further.

About 1 month ago, I installed 2 2gb sticks of ddr2 Ram into my computer. It has ran fine since then. Suddenly, 2 days ago I started getting random BSoD. It says Machine_Check_Key and the error is 0x0000009c. There is no pattern to it, it will happen whether I'm playing a game, chatting, or the computer is just idleing. I've tried everything I could think of to fix it or at least discover the problem. I have run Memtest+86, no errors. Checked the seating of my RAM, run a spyware and virus checker just in case, checked the seating of my video card, I've tried every stick of RAM by itself (I have 4 sticks, 2 512 MB and 2 2GB) I've checked the temperature, I've checked all the connection in my computer. I have even updated all the drivers just to be sure. I've tried dusting out the inside, and using a previous restore point. I'm at a complete loss now. Two things I haven't done, because I can't, is try a different video card and reinstall windows. I don't have a spare video card and I don't have an XP CD.

My specs are:
CPU: Pentium D 945 3.4 GHZ
MB: Asus P5LD2-VM (P5B-VM DO)
RAM: 2 Visionman 512MB DDR2, 2 Corsair 2GB DDR2
Video Card: NVidia GeForce 7300 GS (512 MB)
Sound Card: No Clue
PSU: Hec WIN 550 UB
OS: Windows XP 64 Bit Edition

I'm not overclocking and I'm using SP2.

Sorry for putting the attachment in a zip file, but the .dmp files were too big for the forum limits.

Thanks in advance for any help offered.

 

[Route44]

For some reason your files are invalid and my Zip File can't open them. Try this: In your next post attach you most recent five individually.

 

[Auronkiller7]

For some reason your files are invalid and my Zip File can't open them. Try this: In your next post attach you most recent five individually.

I'll try rezipping the most recent ones, but I can't upload them individually, they are 152KB and the forum only allows 100KB attachements.

Update: I just got a different error. Something like 0x00000003b I think. Said something about win32k.exe I think, I didn't really have time to look because I didn't disable Restart on Error that time. Never seen that one before. But I got another BSoD afterwards and it was back to 0x09c

 

[Route44]

For some reason my Zip genius can't open your files. Once again they are labled invalid.

That 0x3B is a rare one. I googled it and I don't know if this link can help but perhaps you can glean something from it.

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/274563

 

[Auronkiller7]

Just finished running the short FFT for 30 minutes on Prime 95. Finished running the large FFT for 30 minutes, Testing the Blend now.

 

[Auronkiller7]

http://www.4shared.com/dir/9104382/e92a7edf/sharing.html is a link to a file share with them on it.

 

[Auronkiller7]

OK, so I took out my video card and I am now using the On board memory instead, and it seems like the blue screen only happens when I have a high demand program running like World of Warcraft. Don't know if that is relevent, but I'm posting just about everything that happens because I'm getting desperate. Can't afford to buy a new computer.

 

[Route44]

I downloaded your first 5 minidumps. The fourth one was corrupted and thus the WinDebugger could not read (and probably explains why my Zip utility could open your Zip files).

Of the remaining 4 3 were 0x9C errors and all cited the driver ntkrnlmp.exe which is a Windows driver and from what I have been able to research has to do with media, etc.

The other was 0x3B which I already gave you a link to and the driver cited is ks.sys which has to do with audio and it too is a Windows driver.

Do you have your OS disk and have you tried a repair?

 

[Auronkiller7]

No, my computer came with it installed so I don't have access to an XP disc.

 

[Auronkiller7]

Thx a lot for all the help. I got ahold of a xp Disc and reinstalled it and haven't had a BSoD for a couple days now. I also discovered my video card fan wasn't functioning which was causing my video card to overheat, so now I've got a new one on the way. Thx again for the help.

 

[Route44]

Good, you did an XP repair and it fixed your issues. Those drivers I cited were core Windows drivers thus my suggestion for a repair.

Thanks for getting back to us and letting us know it has been resolved.