Thread: Problem with BSoD

I have been having issues with getting the BSoD for awhile now, I’ve taken it to Fix My Pc they suggested a new harddrive so I purchase a new hard drive, still ended up having issues later down the road. My brother purchases me some new RAM to be exact, didn’t have problems for awhile, but now they are back. Generally I find a KERNEL_INPAGE_STACK_ERROR I think is what it called, and i haven’t had a chance to catch the bottom numbers because most of the time the computer will restart automatically after the BSoD hits me. I generally am having my problems while talking on gaming.

A selection of things can reason the dreaded "BSOD". It's not all the time hardware related but too often device driver related if not the second pair of dimms is now considering faults if the first was faulty.

to prevent the automatic crash control from a whole restart and seeing all freeze where you can take down any error code information is unchecking and applying the automatic restart option on system failure box. You just right click on the My Computer icon on the desktop or go in the Control Panel>system>properties>advanced tab and click on the Startup and Recovery button found there.

The error seen on the then BSOD and information reviewed in the event viewer logs are regularly the best for decision the cause whether hardware or software related. Some common system information like make and model board might help as well in case the memory is incompatible with the board.