bsod need help system service error

[richc46]

Cant to it in safe mode, its probably a hardware issue.

 

[ls6camaro]

here is the first dump i got from running the verifier yeasterday it took about 12 hours before i got it and it was done in windows i have one going in safe mode now

 

[richc46]

Safe mode runs without most drivers, dont use it for verifier test.

 

[ls6camaro]

okay i turned the verifier off and restarted and went in safe mode and it ran the dump file without a glitch.
the first dump file i sent a post up was from windows with the verifier from this morning about 3a.m. this attached report is from today at 12;48 with the verifier off the report was created in safe mode

 

[richc46]

Again, Im leaning toward a hardware problem. I may be wrong, but if it is there is not much that I can do.

 

[ls6camaro]

one question i just recieved and loaded my restore disks from hp the package contained a disk of updated drivers since the computer was released my question is there any program i can run to check and see if my bsod is gone ?

 

[richc46]

That is the purpose of Driver Verifier. It stresses the drivers. If it does BSOD, Im pretty sure that it is hardware. Everything else is changed.

 

[ls6camaro]

if it does bsod do you want the program downloaded again and then me zip the file or do you simply want the mini dump.dmp file created on the c drive?

 

[richc46]

That is the purpose of Driver Verifier. It stresses the drivers. If it does BSOD, Im pretty sure that it is hardware. Everything else is changed.

Sorry typo, if it does not BSOD

Send the file if it does.

 

[ls6camaro]

this is the latest bsod dump from regualar windows

 

[richc46]

Use clean boot to help diganose
How to troubleshoot a problem by performing a clean boot in Windows Vista or in Windows 7

 

[ls6camaro]

ok i did what the artical stated i did a clean boot now do i wait for the bsod and then run a dump and post file?
if i dont get a bsod am i correct in assuming that my isuue would have to be related to one of the microsoft drivers that are turned off

 

[richc46]

If you no longer get BSODs, they are being caused by a drive that is off.

 

[ls6camaro]

and iam guessing the only way to determin which one would be to go don the list turning them on one by one till i get the bsod and then what update that driver?

 

[richc46]

Use the computer for a long time, to be sure that the BSODs have stopped. At that point put back two or three. Then use the computer for a long time, again, If you get a BSOD you know its one of those three and it will be easy to determine which it is.

 

[ls6camaro]

i understand if you do not wish to answer this but the motherboard i ordered is on back order and it will take 3-5 weeks to just be back in stock then they got to ship it to me i dont wish to wait that long so here is the specs on the stock board Motherboard Specifications, N-Alvorix-RS880-uATX (Alvorix) - HP Customer Care (United States - English)
this is the board i ordered but is on back order Amazon.com: Foxconn MB-A88GMV Socket AM3/ AMD 880G/ DDR3/ A&V&GbE/ MATX Motherboard: Electronics
and this is the board i was thinking about ordering since it is in stock
Amazon.com: MSI 785GM-P45 AM3 785G mATX Motherboard: Computer Geeks
my question is will the last board surfice with the listed specs of my stock board?

 

[richc46]

I think that there is a more important question at this point. What kind of DVD are you using to install the Operating System? Is it the upgrade version or regular version?

 

[ls6camaro]

the dvds iam using are the restore disks sent to me from hp there are 4 total a suplimentary disk then parts 1-3 of the operating system drivers and software that was installed from the factory i can take a picture of them if you would like

 

[richc46]

Those are OEM DVDs, I am almost sure they are not good with a new MB. A new MB=a new computer. The DVDs are no good with a new computer.

 

[ls6camaro]

correct however everything in the computer at this time is stock as it was from hp so the oem dvd's surfice at this point if i do end up changing the motherboard i will buy the retail version of windows 7 but for now the oem's fit the bill since no hardware has been changed