about 3 years ago - Sarno - Direct link

Hi there,

Thanks for including the DirectX Diagnostic report file!

 

From what I can see, the following Blue Screens have occurred;

  • 0x0000007F - UNEXPECTED_KERNEL_MODE_TRAP
    • This code is exclusive to computers with Intel CPUs.
    • What happened;
      • The system encountered an error while attempting to process a previous error. This is due to either a kernel stack overflow or a hardware issue.
    • Typical causes;
      • An isssue affecting RAM, such as;
        • Faulty RAM modules, mismatched RAM, or a defective motherboard.
      • Hardware overclocks - in particular;
        • CPU overclocks on the verge of instability.
        • RAM configured to use an overly aggressive XMP profile.
        • RAM with user-modified timings.

 

  • 0x0000007F - UNEXPECTED_KERNEL_MODE_TRAP
    • (Again.)

 

  • 0x0000003B - SYSTEM_SERVICE_EXCEPTION
    • Typical causes;
      • Memory-related problems.
      • An issue with the graphics card or driver.
      • A system service not functioning correctly.
    • Additional information;
      • There are two types of such Blue Screens: STATUS_ACCESS_VIOLATIONS and STATUS_BREAKPOINTS . This is the former, which is typically associated with memory-related problems.

 

  • 0x0000003B - SYSTEM_SERVICE_EXCEPTION
    • (Again.)

 

  • 0x0000000A - IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL
    • What happened;
      • A driver active on the system attempted to access RAM not assigned to it.
    • Typical causes;
      • Faulty hardware or drivers.

 

  • 0x0000000A - IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL
    • (Again.)

 

I would be incined to begin the process of troubleshooting with a look at the computer’s RAM. If you are comfortable opening the case, I would advise - while the system is not powered on - to physically inspect the RAM modules to ensure they are not mismatched.

The next step I would recommend would be Running a Memory Diagnostic Scan. Due to the number of Blue Screen’s often associated with RAM, if Windows’ built-in tool didn’t find any issues, I would look to the free version of MemTest86 for a second opinion. Let us know how the initial diagnostic scan goes and we can continue from there. I might need to ask you to send the dump files to us directly so that we can investigate this further.