Blue screen, why?

About a month ago I posted a topic about recieving a blue screen SOMETIMES while doing the following: logging off, restarting, stand-by, or switching users. It never happened any other time. So I tested each stick of RAM and they all seem to be fine, sonow that I know it's not faulty memory, what would be causing this error?

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have you tried a check disk? go to command prompt, and type chkdsk /f and let it run on a reboot.rickykemp

Just tried it, didn't detect anything wrong.

i googled some of the code and got some results:

this guy has somewhat of the same problem and proposed solutions included updating BIOS, reinstalling video drivers, and taking programs out of startup. i would go with looking your mobo up and updating any and all drivers for it.

http://www.anetforums.com/posts.aspx?ThreadIndex=24010

also, if you havn't you might check your event viewer and/or make a copy of the dmp file mentioned as it will reference the actual cause. i don't know how to work with it personally, but i know it's possible.

good luck

Thanks for the help.Ammo87

np, good luck

yeah first off whenever you get errors, write down the error or code and google it. but don't just look at one website of it, sometimes the same error can be related to 10 problems and different forums tell people who have posted these problems different things to check and different ways to attempt to fix it.

if you ever get a bsod, it can be a hardware or software error. easiest is to eliminate hardware errors first, by checking ram with memtest86+, running repair /f i think, defragging, disk check, knoppix to see if any parts are not working besides the hdd, and can always reinstall windows and see if problem comes up again. could be a corrupt file, a dying hdd, bad ram. never know until you narrow it down.