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Random BSODs with no apparent cause or pattern - Windows 7 x64

Indeed it is. I checked both manually on the website + via the Samsung Magician firmware updater. I was afraid the final conclusion would come to a hardware malfunction, so I want to narrow down whether it is the drive, the cable, the mobo connector or the mobo itself. What would be your best...
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- Post #15
- Jun 26, 2014
- Forum: BSOD Crashes, Kernel Debugging
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Random BSODs with no apparent cause or pattern - Windows 7 x64

When driver verifier was enabled, it was the same error code: 0xF4. It started on maybe de 23rd hour of it being enabled, after hours of normal PC use. I think I'm going to install the same Windows on the secondary HDD, see how that goes. If you come up with any idea, I'll be more than glad to...
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- Post #11
- Jun 26, 2014
- Forum: BSOD Crashes, Kernel Debugging
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Random BSODs with no apparent cause or pattern - Windows 7 x64

Yes, yes I did. I even ran the Driver Verifier for 24hs straight as suggested on the posting guidelines, and when a BSOD happened, there was no recollection of it by Driver Verifier. Even though I have a second HDD for storage, the BSODs happened way before I installed it. Also, my SSD is...
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- Post #9
- Jun 26, 2014
- Forum: BSOD Crashes, Kernel Debugging
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Random BSODs with no apparent cause or pattern - Windows 7 x64

Ok, will do as soon as I get another BSOD. I had to increment the size of the paging file in order to enable this, Samsung Magician had set it to 200MB when I applied the "Maximum reliability" performance option for my SSD. Also, while working today with Skype, it suddenly logged off, and...
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- Post #7
- Jun 26, 2014
- Forum: BSOD Crashes, Kernel Debugging
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Random BSODs with no apparent cause or pattern - Windows 7 x64

Hello again, So, I followed every step listed above. · Removed AVAST! completely and replaced it with MSE. · Ran chkdsk and SeaTools, and everything went okay. One thing I noted: I was unplugging my headset from the front jack and I got a BSOD with just the same error code F4, as if I'd caused...
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- Post #5
- Jun 26, 2014
- Forum: BSOD Crashes, Kernel Debugging
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Random BSODs with no apparent cause or pattern - Windows 7 x64

Hi Patrick, Thanks again for the prompt reply. FWIW, I checked on WhoCrashed and I can see some of the dmp files are of the error code 0x7A as well, KERNEL_DATA_INPAGE_ERROR, and one isolated 0x3B, SYSTEM_SERVICE_EXCEPTION. But maybe that program is not as thorough. All the same, I'm gonna be...
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- Post #3
- Jun 23, 2014
- Forum: BSOD Crashes, Kernel Debugging
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Random BSODs with no apparent cause or pattern - Windows 7 x64

Hello guys, I'll get straight to the point: I've been having random BSODs ever since I assembled my new desktop PC, about one and a half months ago. Given that every component is brand new and out of the box, I'm taking there is some fault to my installation of the system. Right to the details...
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- Jun 23, 2014
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- Forum: BSOD Crashes, Kernel Debugging

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Random BSODs with no apparent cause or pattern - Windows 7 x64

Random BSODs with no apparent cause or pattern - Windows 7 x64

Random BSODs with no apparent cause or pattern - Windows 7 x64

Random BSODs with no apparent cause or pattern - Windows 7 x64

Random BSODs with no apparent cause or pattern - Windows 7 x64

Random BSODs with no apparent cause or pattern - Windows 7 x64

Random BSODs with no apparent cause or pattern - Windows 7 x64