Getting really tired of the BSoD.

[Fidchell]

It has become so frequent and so fucking RANDOM that I have just had enough.

I tried using CCleaner to clean up my registry files or what-the-fuck-ever among other things, but it appears it hasn't done jack shit to stop the BSoD from occurring.

So, Facepunch, what do you recommend I should use to help stop this barrage of bullshit coming from Microsoft's most successful program: the Blue Screen of Death?

Thanks.

Error code 10000050, parameter1 b8754000, parameter2 00000000, parameter3 b42de4d6, parameter4 00000000.

Does this say anything?

[wabash]

The blue screen is telling you that something is wrong, it is not there to fuck with you, a part could be going bad, your drivers could need fixing, or you have fucked up your pc in some other way. To help facepunch, take a picture of the bluescreen or something.

[SteeleCratos]

Could be defective RAM, run a memtest.

[wabash]

[QUOTE=Fidchell;16385227]It has become so frequent and so fucking RANDOM that I have just had enough.

I tried using CCleaner to clean up my registry files or what-the-fuck-ever among other things, but it appears it hasn't done jack shit to stop the BSoD from occurring.

So, Facepunch, what do you recommend I should use to help stop this barrage of bullshit coming from Microsoft's most successful program: the Blue Screen of Death?

Thanks.

Error code 10000050, parameter1 b8754000, parameter2 00000000, parameter3 b42de4d6, parameter4 00000000.

Does this say anything?[/QUOTE]

I may be wrong but this seems like a ram problem.
Ninja'd
Here's what you do if you cannot run a memtest due to the bluescreen happening faster than you can do it: Take one piece out, run it and if it works without a bluescreen you are good, otherwise do it with the other ram.