Can some one help me with these .dmps

[DjKraid]

Hi!

So my computer has now bluescreened twice without just for the lulz or so it feels :/

the .dmp files are too big to upload so I have rared them and uploaded to SkyDrive
( https://skydrive.live.com/redir.asp...E198CC24BF261F09!112&authkey=!ALl2CtXj8UrpLrI )


Thanks guys!

P.S. tell me if the link doesn't work

 

[Tmagic650]

The minidump doesn't tell us much, so go here and do the hard drive and memory tests:
https://www.techspot.com/vb/topic51365.html

You can zip then attach any future minidumps if they are too large

 

[DjKraid]

Thx for the reply!

I have just recently tested the ram (separately and together) with a Ubuntu live cd so it didn't say anything so they should work. But just to be sure I'll run the Memtest86+ too but it will have to wait a while tho. I'll post the results when I'm done with the testing
the reason why I suspect the audio card (drivers or hardware) is that when I connect anything in to the front panel jack the computer BSODs within 10min. I have also downloaded new drivers for everything (from manufacturers web pages) and I also have also all the updates for windows.

The only "recent" hardware changes that there has been is that I got a new OCZ 700W PSU and then also overheating isn't the problem here and the ram isn't overclocked :/

it just did it again -___- here is the new .dmp

 

[Tmagic650]

"dump_atapi.sys" is an IDE port driver... This is in the minidump. Have you applied all the motherboard drivers? What are the specs of this computer? Laptop or desktop?

 

[DjKraid]

My specs can be seen in my profile and as I just said I have updated all drivers...

hmm...IDE...like the old HDD/CD port...I only use sata..?

 

[Tmagic650]

You have got mixed manufacturers memory installed. Remove one type set and only use ADATA or Kingston, not both, for testing here

 

[DjKraid]

...now I have tested all the rams separetly and they all seem to be "ok"...

Now I have only the ADATA rams in my comp and I have got 2 BSODs so far :/

I checked (google skills) and all rams run at 1.5v there is one thing tho...ADATA says "1.5v +/-0.75v" but I can't find anything about the Kingston "card" or to be more exact I only found out that it goes on 1.5v but nothing more.
Do you think that it would help if I would set the voltages in BIOS?


P.S I have 3x AD3U1333B2G9-R and 1xKVR1333D3N9/2G

 

[Tmagic650]

Try raising the DRAM voltage to 1.6 volts

 

[DjKraid]

more .dmbs

I have tried everything now and I have set the voltage back to "Auto" and the bluescreens come even more frequently now than ever before :/

I have tested all the rams one by one and all together and I only have the 3 adata rams in use and I have even tried to move them randomly around but nothing...here are a few more dmps if some one wouldn't mind taking a look.

thx!

 

[Tmagic650]

Have you checked for a virus or other malware infection. The minidumps show HAL.DLL but they have no Bug Check String. They are all basically the same

 

[DjKraid]

I put my gf on google, she as epic google skills xD but anyways most of the pages she found said that the ram voltage should be increased so I took the voltages a bit over the "recommended" and it seems to work just fine now...so lets just hope that the rams don't get fried

 

[Tmagic650]

Good, hopefully this fixes it. You only need to raise the voltage a little, so I don't think the RAM is in danger