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  • cjjthedon
    Top Poster
    • Aug 2008
    • 130

    #1

    bsod :(

    Hey everyone , iam hoping someone can help me out a little.
    I keep getting the bsod every day , at least 3 times sometimes more , I have to reboot or it self reboots , anyone that's ever had this will know its really annoying , especially if your in the middle of something , I get different messages pop up .....
    itql_not_less_is_equal , memory_management , win32.sys anjs some others too , my computer is old and needs upgrading , but its all I have at the moment , Here's my spec.....

    Intel p4 cpu 3.00ghz
    1.00gb ram
    32 bit
    Windows ultimate 7 sp1
    160 gb hdd
    40 gb hdd

    If there's anything else that could aid you in helping me then say and I will give all the info , many thanks
  • R_J
    DK Veteran
    • Jan 2009
    • 492

    #2
    I would start by runing a scandisk on the drives, or use the drive makers utilities to check the drive. It could be a poor power supply that causes problems when loaded down during the boot process.

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    • cjjthedon
      Top Poster
      • Aug 2008
      • 130

      #3
      ok thanks ill try that cheers

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      • cunny
        V.I.P. Member
        • Jan 2009
        • 4915

        #4
        BSOD are usually hardware related. Only true way to diagnoise would be to start to replace parts.

        I would roll back your OS aswell to XP on that system. You could try changing hdd leads as a start.

        You can also try cleaning all heat sinks out with a can of hair from asda, approx ?2

        Good luck
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        • Bann32
          DK Veteran
          • Oct 2011
          • 518

          #5
          Are your drives Sata? What is heci set to in your bios?

          is it possible that one of your drives is heci compatable and one isn't, if heci is off shouldnt be a problem but... ive seen it happen before.

          Also the longer your pc is on the more it will be likely to crash, so completely shut it down for 30seconds or so from time to time.

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          • cjjthedon
            Top Poster
            • Aug 2008
            • 130

            #6
            Lol! So many things , thanks guys ill look into it today
            Cunny my friend , always helping me , thanks bud
            I messaged you back from earlier , don't know if you got it ill try again.

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            • Bulld0g
              V.I.P. Member
              • Apr 2008
              • 7158

              #7
              Also check your RAM. If you have Two sticks, try one by itself if it crashes take it out and try the other. It could be a faulty stick of RAM.

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              • ifred
                DK Veteran
                • Jun 2010
                • 1627

                #8
                Try running this program for some info on hardrive health, ram etc
                Speccy - System Information - Free Download
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                • Reapers
                  Top Poster +
                  • Jan 2009
                  • 242

                  #9
                  yeah im with everyone here
                  its hardware related
                  itql_not_less_is_equal memory_management

                  its usually related to memory which is incompatible or that has failed

                  like Bulld0g said check your ram one at a time and also the ram slots try them in different ones to make sure there not faulty either

                  might want to check your graphic card as well but check ram first (most common)

                  also might want to look into what caused the memory to fail could be a faulty psu.
                  Last edited by Reapers; 10 May, 2012, 11:31.

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                  • cjjthedon
                    Top Poster
                    • Aug 2008
                    • 130

                    #10
                    Ok I swapped my memory into the other slot , made sure I inserted correctly and still does the same thing
                    I think ill check the hdd next , but ill get some new memory would help if I had more anyway , cheers everyone.

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