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This is my first post in Tech Support, So I apologize if I mess anything in the post up please let me know and I'll update it as soon as I can.
Alright, from what I understand I've been having this same error for months on end now on startup. Sometimes it happens, sometimes it doesn't. I can't really say what I do to restrain it from happening, It's just a random draw of luck I guess. In any case, I don't know why it began, or how to stop it. This is where you guys come in...
I've got a dropbox link to the MiniDump files, almost all of them report that It was ntoskrnl.exe causing the problem. On other occasions it was "An attempt was made to write to non-executable memory" or "IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL". I don't think I have the crashdumps stating those two, but I know I've read that on the bluescreen after the computer crashes a couple times.
Either way; I'm in dire need of some assistance. I just got my new graphics card and I refuse to install it until my problems with the PC are fixed.
[code][url]http://www.4shared.com/zip/qVBRbg1q/Minidump.html[/url][/code]
Included are the ten/nine most recent .dmp files. If more are needed I can upload the older ones as well.
Again, my first post in Tech Support. If anything else is needed, please don't hesitate to let me know.
Thanks,
-Flazer210
Burn this to a CD/DVD and boot from it, and then run a Memory Test: [url]http://www.memtest86.com/[/url]
If that doesn't work, did you recently install any new drivers or anything?
[QUOTE=The Chef;33931510]Burn this to a CD/DVD and boot from it, and then run a Memory Test: [url]http://www.memtest86.com/[/url]
If that doesn't work, did you recently install any new drivers or anything?[/QUOTE]
I've run numerous memory tests in the times I successfully boot past start-up. I've left it running for over 6 hours straight once. Nothing wrong was encountered, and I have Kingston DDR3 RAM, which I've read good reviews about. I'm just going to take the word of those else who use it.
No, I have not installed any drivers recently. The only thing I installed very recently was Lost Planet 2 on Steam.
One thing I tried that seems to have worked: I unplugged everything from the back of my PC's USB ports, excluding the VGA cable and obviously the Power Supply's cord.
Suggesting maybe a USB Keyboard/Mouse driver problem?
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