BSODs everyday

TeodorMarx said:
It is written, that it can took many hours to check, but I think something went wrong, cuz 2 sticks took 1.5 hours and one by itself took more than 7 hours and still didn't give any results.
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I'm not sure about the time.
Using the Windows MEMORY DIAGNOSTIC tool, it took 2H38m on my defunct Pentium G645, 6GB RAM, test mix extended, cache on, pass count 5.
Hence I estimated 8 hours if I had chosen 15 passes (that's the maximum)...
I didn't check the time with the other tools.
In the past, it was possible to modify the passes on memtest86: over 4, like it is now.
 
xilolee said:
I'm not sure about the time.
Using the Windows MEMORY DIAGNOSTIC tool, it took 2H38m on my defunct Pentium G645, 6GB RAM, test mix extended, cache on, pass count 5.
Hence I estimated 8 hours if I had chosen 15 passes (that's the maximum)...
I didn't check the time with the other tools.
In the past, it was possible to modify the passes on memtest86: over 4, like it is now.
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I finished all tests with RAM sticks and got 0 errors :c
Bsods in the last 2 days : minidump.rar

P.s.: 2 days ago I noticed, that I can't run CS:GO, but I still can run Resident Evil, Dota and other programms. I think some new drivers I installed cause this. Should I use recovery point or just reinstall Windows ?
 
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xilolee said:
Are you trying Nvidia studio drivers?
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Yes, I have installed the driver you sent me : nvidia studio driver (442.92 - 2020.4.16 - 530.23 MB)
xilolee said:
Were there new bsods?
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Yeah :( , Here it is : 051820-7437-01.rar
P.s.: in case I have not said this yet - I get only 1 Bsod after every computer start, but in case if it goes into sleep mode I get the 2nd one and no more Bsods until the next run.
Also I noticed, that the part of the HDMI wire connected to the video card is electrified. Lightly shocking when touched
 
If you're getting shocked, then there's a hardware problem causing the shock.
You must figure out where the shock is coming from - it could actually be dangerous!.

Pictures will help.

One step is to try another HDMI cable
Another is to unplug the system, ground yourself, and carefully remove the graphics card. Then clean the slot and carefully but firmly reseat the graphics card.
If the shock remains - then there's even more problems possible
 
usasma said:
If you're getting shocked, then there's a hardware problem causing the shock.
You must figure out where the shock is coming from - it could actually be dangerous!.

Pictures will help.

One step is to try another HDMI cable
Another is to unplug the system, ground yourself, and carefully remove the graphics card. Then clean the slot and carefully but firmly reseat the graphics card.
If the shock remains - then there's even more problems possible
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I conducted an experiment ( I plugged in the cable to the laptop and touched the surface of the computer case, there were no sparks. but when connected to the monitor, sparks appeared ). So maybe the monitor causes this shock. I plugged another HDMI cable and it also has shock when plugged to the monitor. Maybe my 2nd HDMI cable won't cause Bsod, if it is I will inform you.

There are some pictures of my components :
 

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TeodorMarx said:
I conducted an experiment ( I plugged in the cable to the laptop and touched the surface of the computer case, there were no sparks. but when connected to the monitor, sparks appeared ). So maybe the monitor causes this shock. I plugged another HDMI cable and it also has shock when plugged to the monitor. Maybe my 2nd HDMI cable won't cause Bsod, if it is I will inform you.
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I do not like the sound of this. The monitor should not be causing sparks. It sounds like the monitor has an internal wiring fault or is not correctly grounded/earthed. This could wreck your system by completely messing up the voltages on the graphics card and motherboard. Please try a different monitor and have the faulty one checked by a qualified electrician.
 
philc43 said:
I do not like the sound of this. The monitor should not be causing sparks. It sounds like the monitor has an internal wiring fault or is not correctly grounded/earthed. This could wreck your system by completely messing up the voltages on the graphics card and motherboard. Please try a different monitor and have the faulty one checked by a qualified electrician.
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Ok, thanks. Can I use TV instead of a different monitor, because I don't have one ? :d
 
I believe its the same Intel network driver that we have commented on a number of times in this thread.

Code: 
1: kd> lmvm e1d68x64
Browse full module list
start             end                 module name
fffff804`89bc0000 fffff804`89c55000   e1d68x64 T (no symbols)           
    Loaded symbol image file: e1d68x64.sys
Image path: \SystemRoot\System32\DriverStore\FileRepository\e1d68x64.inf_amd64_61aa07b8041d598f\e1d68x64.sys
Image name: e1d68x64.sys
    Browse all global symbols  functions  data
    Timestamp:        Thu Jun 27 08:58:38 2019 (5D14772E)
    CheckSum:         000994F6
ImageSize: 00095000
Translations: 0000.04b0 0000.04e4 0409.04b0 0409.04e4
    Information from resource tables:
 
philc43 said:
I believe its the same Intel network driver that we have commented on a number of times in this thread.

Code: 
1: kd> lmvm e1d68x64
Browse full module list
start             end                 module name
fffff804`89bc0000 fffff804`89c55000   e1d68x64 T (no symbols)          
    Loaded symbol image file: e1d68x64.sys
Image path: \SystemRoot\System32\DriverStore\FileRepository\e1d68x64.inf_amd64_61aa07b8041d598f\e1d68x64.sys
Image name: e1d68x64.sys
    Browse all global symbols  functions  data
    Timestamp:        Thu Jun 27 08:58:38 2019 (5D14772E)
    CheckSum:         000994F6
ImageSize: 00095000
Translations: 0000.04b0 0000.04e4 0409.04b0 0409.04e4
    Information from resource tables:
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Idk what's wrong with this driver, I tried the latest version from intel website, the version on the motherboard manufacturer's website and nothing hepled :(
p.s.: When I get the computer to a service center, they told me that there was a defect of the network card in the motherboard and then they gave me a new motherboard, maybe the new one is also defected ?
 

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