bsod need help system service error

i have recently purchased a hp pavillion 6649c desktop specs are amd 640 quad 2.9 1tb hard drive 6 gig ram
iam having random bsod with the only error message being system service exception now there is no ryme nor reason to this it happens totally random times nothing to do with a memory intensive movie or anything sometimes just checking ebay will trigger it when other times it is triggered by checking email i have tried a few things i can think of i did a clean install of windows 7 ultimate 64 bit,i then ran windows memory diagnostic on each memory stick individualy all passed,i then went to hp's website and downloaded the network adapter and the graphics adapter and installed them and restarted the computer,i've tested the power supply for the correct voltage being supplied and that checks out fine,i've tested the motherboard with one of those cheap motherboard testers and that checks out fine,i've tested the cpu in another computer works fine, so to recap the power supply,motherboard,cpu,memory all test fine and iam not using a graphics card so iam thinking it has to be software here but i'am at a loss now as i have done a clean install loaded the newest drivers that i can find there is no bios update avaliable i've scanned the computer with comodo security no threats detected i've reseated the sata connections to and from the hard drive and the optical drive i know a long shot but i've heard of stranger,ive also ran 7 passes of memtest86 and no error's were found
anyone out there got a idea or 2? i could really use some help thanks in advance guys
SEMPER-FI

Welcome

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thanks richc46 for responding i have heard great things about your skills on this issue

i dont know if this is of importance however i did encouter 2 bsod's while attempting to upload the dump files

ls6camaro said:

thanks richc46 for responding i have heard great things about your skills on this issue

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LOL

Just try to get all the dump reports, the more the better. Each gives a small clue to the cause.

i've downloaded all the dump files i have and compressed them to a zip did you want me to post a link after every bsod from now on? it would prolly be 5 links a day if not more
iam not sure if i uploaded this or not but here it goes

You must have done something wrong, I do not have all the necessary information. Read the instructions again, do it slowly and carefully.

after i download the bsod system file it brings up the blue screen and does its thing but after its done i have no option to only zip the file it is zip and e-mail (neither one of the links i sent are any good?)

Try in safe mode, see if it works.

i'am working on it but iam getting bsod's in safe mode also and they are more frequent than ever before

BSOD in safe mode is never a good sign, as it could indicate hardware problems.
Turn the computer off, turn on speakers. Do you hear any beeps when you boot?
If no continue below, if yes stop everything and post the information
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when i try to create the performance report i get "the system can find the file path"
this is the other one i got the dump files

ls6camaro said:

when i try to create the performance report i get "the system can find the file path"
this is the other one i got the dump files

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Good, that is the most important one. Ill check it after dinner and give you my findings.

This is our biggest problem. The cause seems to be hardware or driver. We need to have the computer running to test. With the speakers on, does it beep when booting?

there are no beeps at all when booting the computer is running i mean ia using it to type all the replys its just random when the bsod comes

Most likely a driver or memory, lets try memory test first, it easier.

Download memtest86 and test RAM

www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/105647-ram-test-memtest86.html

Run for 8 passes
Ifit passes try a good stick in each slot for 3 passes
Ifit fails do the same for 8 passes.

Cliff notes version
http://www.geekstogo.com/forum/topic/246994-guide-to-using-memtest86/

will do so just to be clear since i got 2 sticks of 2gig's each stick first run 8 passes with both sticks installed a good stick in slot#1 for 3 passes then remove and place in slot#2 for 3 passes then remove and place in slot #3 for 3 passes then remove and install in slot #4 for 3 passes then post my results?

ls6camaro said:

will do so just to be clear since i got 2 sticks of 2gig's each stick first run 8 passes with both sticks installed
YES


a good stick in slot#1 for 3 passes then remove and place in slot#2 for 3 passes then remove and place in slot #3 for 3 passes then remove and install in slot #4 for 3 passes then post my results?

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Yes, unless you fail part one, then test each slot with a good stick for 8 passes.

will do and ill let you know i'll post back sometime tomarrow with results thank you sir have a good night

Your welcome, just call me Richard.