Blue screen ! Need help! Thanks!

Rogue

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Clean install windows and reset your PC back to stock clock speed beforehand...

If want to overclock, make sure you can run torture tests for at least 8 hours straight.
 

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Eh bro sorry, it auto desized.

Anyway here is the new link.

Thanks!

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Sorry, can't see clearly.

Can only see 4 listing (dump), Bluescreen Viewer can't determine the actual fault for the crashes.

Can you zip and upload the entire mindump folder?

The previous 2 crashes are caused by wininit.exe 0x5 (5) - Access is denied, an extremely rare fault IMHO. The stack doesn't show much useful information as well.

From the 2 previous dump, you are using Killer NIC E2200, disable it for the time being and monitor the system, use the onboard Realtek NIC instead. Uninstall Intel® Extreme Tuning Utility too, although this is not the culprit, but uninstall it for the time being to narrow the probability.

Or, you can try to update the latest driver for the E2200 (if available, the current driver is dated 12nd March 2013.

Also please update the driver (if available) for the steel series, you got an extremely dated Realtek High Definition Audio device driver MBfilt64.sys 31st July 2009.


You didn't update the Windows7 since first day of installation, using dated driver can lead to unpredictable error or system crash.


Clean install windows and reset your PC back to stock clock speed beforehand...

If want to overclock, make sure you can run torture tests for at least 8 hours straight.


System crashed at stock speed. :)
"Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-4770K CPU @ 3.50GHz"
MaxSpeed: 3500
CurrentSpeed: 3500
 

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Not bothered to look at his screenshots since he's not bothered to make sure it's viewable.

Clean install of windows again regardless of overclock or not. :)
 
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