BSOD Help.

jonesscott · Feb 21, 2009

I was writing a detailed description of what was happening with my BSOD, then sure enough one happend again... ANYWAYS...
Im attaching .xml files taken from 3Dmark with full system specs and I wil also include the .dmp files from the last few crashed. Any help would be fantastic! Also when it does bluescreen is at random, like writing on a forum to help solve the problem >_<
systeminfo.xml is the one with my system stats I think.

Just figured out I have to zip files...

PS I have replaced the harddrive since I first got the computer thinking that the HD was problem, it wasn't. Also I have cleaned this thing inside and out and even added anothing fan, thinking it was a heat problem, its not. My system ATM is running at 35c to 40c and my graphics card cpu is 39c to 43c.

roy69 · Feb 22, 2009

What does the bluescreen actually say?

jonesscott · Feb 22, 2009

One was Clock interrupt and other was video related. Next time it happens I will have a camera or I will write it down.

roy69 · Feb 23, 2009

Run a memory check.
Ruc SFC to check the integraty of your system.
Check your error logs to see if there is any underlying errors that may be causing the problems,
Click on Start
Right click on My computer and choose Manage.
This will allow you to see various logs.
Also check Performance and reliability scores.

jonesscott · Feb 23, 2009

I ran memcheck the other day, 6 passes, no errors.
Windows Resource Protection did not find any integrity violations.

What logs do I look under to find underlying errors?

Also Tnx for the help so far

ALSO just had a bluescreen... It said
"A clock interrupt was not received on a secondary processor"

MrNeeds · Feb 23, 2009

jonesscott said:
I ran memcheck the other day, 6 passes, no errors.
My Windows score is 5.4
Windows Resource Protection did not find any integrity violations.

What logs do I look under to find underlying errors?

Also Tnx for the help so far

c:\windows\memory.dmp
decoding the dmp file isnt the easiest of things to do, you need to view it in command prompt and type a series of commands to view it

you can also have a look at reliability monitor. type perfmon into the start menu and on the monitor, click on reliability monitor in the list on the left as roy69http://www.vistax64.com/members/roy69.html has already said

jonesscott · Feb 23, 2009

Yeah I really don't know how to read this so I just uploaded an image. Seems to be alot of error's though.

jonesscott · Feb 23, 2009

Well after reviewing my error codes, I think its Bug Check 0x101: CLOCK_WATCHDOG_TIMEOUT which its telling me my processor's bad? QQ
I might as well buy a new board and a better processor.

MrNeeds · Feb 23, 2009

its not a dodgy processor, its just a processor overheat, you need to clean your heatsink and fan for the processor.

jonesscott · Feb 23, 2009

I already did, took the cpu fan out and everything with a can of air duster, as we speak I am decoding a dvd and my CPU temp Core #0 is idling around 40c to 43c and Core #1 is 43c to 45c and I am using Core Temp 0.99

MrNeeds · Feb 23, 2009

any blue screens since?
edit, ive just noticed you got a dual core athlon, one sec, il get some info that maybe relevant.

jonesscott · Feb 23, 2009

not since this morning, no. I did a driver check also, so its not any of the drivers

MrNeeds · Feb 23, 2009

http://www.amd.com/us-en/assets/content_type/utilities/DCO_1.1.4.zip
The AMD Dual-Core Optimizer helps to correct the resulting video performance effects or other incorrect timing effects that these applications may experience on dual-core processor systems, by periodically adjusting the core time-stamp-counters, so that they are synchronized. Sometimes the cores do become de-synced and can cause blue screen error code 0x101,
ive covered this problem a few times, trust me, it will probably solve your issue

jonesscott · Feb 23, 2009

I have had that installed. and I reinstalled it today thinking I didn't have it but I just reinstalled it anyways. I will post if I have another bluescreen.

MrNeeds · Feb 23, 2009

jonesscott said:
I have had that installed. and I reinstalled it today thinking I didn't have it but I just reinstalled it anyways. I will post if I have another bluescreen.

if you have any more, just start a new thread, but post some details and we can reference to this thread if you dont get one for a while.

jonesscott · Feb 23, 2009

Okay, thank you for the help so far ^_^

Benzmann · Feb 26, 2009

this used to happend to my brother, and he got tierd of it, so he got himself a Mac, that seems to do the trick, though i do not reccomend Mac's , but it will take care of ur problem

MrNeeds · Feb 26, 2009

of course it will, different hardware :D
i think the term is "idiot proof"

Benzmann · Feb 26, 2009

MrNeeds said:
of course it will, different hardware :D
i think the term is "idiot proof"

aye.

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