Vista 32bit BSOD - Yet another one..

[Lichterflug]

CHKDSK finished, no errors.

I removed everything that has to do with McAfee and Microsoft Security Essentials is installed now instead.

How should I proceed?

 

[richc46]

Just use your computer as always. If you get another BSOD post. If an extended period of time passes and no BSODs its solved. Just let us know so that others can be helped.

 

[Lichterflug]

Well, I just restarted my computer and I have a BSOD right away...

 

[Lichterflug]

The first ones I also got before installing McAfee.

 

[richc46]

May I see the reports?

 

[Lichterflug]

Sure!
Here's an updated list. The last two are new.

 

[richc46]

The last few show that verifier was turned on. Are you aware?
With verifier on it still shows as memory.
In addition to the reports, my experience points toward hardware and not a driver.
Hardware includes memory in addition to other areas such as hard drive, etc.
Read the bsod instructions, submit all of the requested reports, not just the minidmps.

 

[Lichterflug]

I was looking for this driver verifier and I searched for it, but I didn't actively turn something on by my knowledge. Does this corrupt or distort the minidump files?

I think you meant including the Driver List, Windows Update etc. files? They come about 15 minutes later so only after I uploaded it here. I will upload a new one with all the files. If you meant something else, please let me know.

 

[richc46]

This is the information that may help.
http://www.vistax64.com/crashes-debugging/282419-blue-screen-death-bsod-posting-instructions.html

 

[Lichterflug]

I know, that's what I read. I downloaded the tool and uploaded what I got as a result.

 

[richc46]

Did you click on grab all?

 

[Lichterflug]

Yes, I did exactly what it said in the instructions.

My latest zip file includes the text files DriverList, EventApp, EventSys, Hosts and Windowsupdate and another file MSINFO32.

Is that not ok?

 

[richc46]

OK
I wanted the msinfo, but I missed it. Let me look at it.

Go to the bottom task bar. right click>task manager>performance and give me a screen shot.

 

[Lichterflug]

One BSOD later, there it is. It's in Dutch, but I assume you will understand it.

In the background the conflict page of MSINFO32. Just in case

 

[richc46]

That screen shot shows that all memory is available. I still feel that its a memory problem. Your computer has a self diagnostic system, that will test all hardware. If you can find your manual, find out how and take the tests. Report back

 

[Lichterflug]

I don't have the manual any more, but I found online how to access System Diagnostics. It does this 60-second Resource and Performance Monitor. That is what you meant, right? In the screenshot you can see what I got.
There is one warning about Antivirus and one warning about Graphic Display.
Please report back what it is that you need to see.

 

[richc46]

No thats not it, Give me your computer make and model.

 

[Lichterflug]

OK. It's Dell Inspiron 1720. Do you need any more specifics?

 

[richc46]

Follow these directions and let me know what you find out as far as hardware problems
How to Start Dell Self Diagnosis 1720 | eHow.com

 

[Lichterflug]

The first diagnostics test (almost exclusively memory) doesn't show errors. Everything passes. I'm now testing the devices as part of the Diagnostic Utility Devices. No errors as of yet.