1000007e problems Vista 64

[killu]

Hello I'm growing desperet because for the last week I get BSOD a lot (every day once) and I am just feed up with them. well anyway I need some help with my problem so I turned to you well this is just some problem reports hope ti helps. If you need anything more pls ask

Problem signature:
Problem Event Name: BlueScreen
OS Version: 6.0.6001.2.1.0.256.6
Locale ID: 1060

Additional information about the problem:
BCCode: 1000007e
BCP1: FFFFFFFFC0000005
BCP2: FFFFF8000231FC2F
BCP3: FFFFFA6001B396A8
BCP4: FFFFFA6001B39080
OS Version: 6_0_6001
Service Pack: 1_0
Product: 256_1

Pls help

 

[Route44]

Corrupted memory. Run Memtest on your RAM. If you have any errors you have to replace said memory. Keep in mind this takes a long time. The minimum is to run for 7 Passes; there 8 individual tests per Pass.

See link:https://www.techspot.com/vb/topic62524.html

 

[killu]

i think its not the ram i run memtest 2 days ago 14 passes but it worked fine

No errors

And i got my first BSOD 1 week ago so that was the first ting i did. But all of them are so random i'm just useing normal programs nothing special

 

[Route44]

Attach your five latest minidumps (minus the one you just attached). You can put up to five in one zip. Please do us a favor and don't zip each one individually.

Just so you are aware, I did read your minidump and it specifically cited memory corruption. It waould also help if you gave us your system specs.

 

[killu]

System specs are hp notebook 8710w
2.6 GHz core 2
4 gb ram
Nvidia qaddro 1600m
windows vista busniss 64(original)
driving 1 external disk WD myBook 1Tb (if it methers at all)


and the minidumps will be on the way just as soon as the memtest finishes its on the 8 pass no errors again.
And if it helps i'm gettin BSOD on stand by or just nothing running on the laptop not while i work something in autocad or games. (i ment its hard to be ram if i get the blue screen even on things that are esay on the ram)

here are all the minidumps since it started Sry i didn't go in 1 file due to size.
Hope it helps

 

[Route44]

Eleven of your 14 minidumps are 0xA errors and these are caused by either hardware issues or a faulty driver attempting to access an IRQ Level it has no business doing.

All eleven cited the same driver as your cause: NETw4v64.sys which is an Intel wireless driver.

Advice: Go to HP's website, find your particular notebook model and update the latest drivers for your system.

 

[killu]

that would make sance i changed my router the day it started from g to n and then when i was connected to a cabel it stoped

i'll get the driver thx

 

[killu]

did a little check up on th problem and i found out that a lot of people had the same problem. Got new drivers and since that no more BSOD.