BSOD - 'Fresh' OEM OS reinstall - iPhone took er' down.

justindavit · Mar 21, 2013

Hi guys I'm back - believed I had resolution from last BSOD with fresh OS install, however I've run into a different issue. Here are my specs again:

Windows 7 SP1
x64
Original OS = Win 7
OEM version of OS
Age of system = 1 year (ibuypower)
Age of OS installation = <1 month (reinstalled after BSOD issue, storport.sys - also replaced HDD approx 5 months ago)

AMD FX 8120 @ 3.10GHZ
AMD Raedon HD6800
Coonix 600W power supply
Gigabyte-M68MT-S2 Mobo

Once again, any direction would be most appreciated.

Thanks,

Justin:banghead:

Laxer · Mar 21, 2013

Hi Justin, :wave:

Nice to see that you're back, shame that your computer is acting up though.

First off, I am not a BSOD analyst by any means so all my response is based off of my knowledge in hardware and the information found by others.

The first thing I would do is run a harddrive diagnostic. We have a tutorial outlining the process here: Hard Drive Diagnostic Procedure

I suspect your new HDD may be the root of the problem but, I would wait for a more experienced opinion :lolg:

FWIW, it appears writhziden came to a similar conclusion:

writhziden said:
Not a problem. Monitor the system closely and keep important files backed up on a regular basis at least for the next month or two. Hopefully problems will not return, but the problems you have had may indicate a failing hard drive, so it is best to proceed with caution regarding the data on the system.

He will be out of town until next week but, I am sure others here can help you.

Here is the old thread for anyone who wants a peek: https://www.sysnative.com/forums/bs...ging/5503-blue-screen-death-storport-sys.html

justindavit · Mar 23, 2013

Laxer,

Thank you very much for the information - I take a look at my HDD and see if I can get some diagnostics run on it!

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