Random BSOD on Skype Install + Youtube vids

[GladyGlados]

I dont even know what to say as soon as the screen appeared i slammed the laptop screen shut in rage
My Specs (Once again HOW MANY TIME DO I HAVE PROBLEMS WITH THIS LAPTOP)
Windows 7 Ultimate X64
4.00gb of ram
Intel Pentium B940 @2.00ghz (SandyBridge)
Intel HD Graphics 2000/3000
500GB HDD


P.S
I was doing some VMware stuff earlier but then i wanted to play COD 2 so i played that for 30-45 mins IDK if that was a problem

P.P.S
The Dump file is in a .zip file below

[GladyGlados]

This problms pissin me off someone help me

[Janar]

Try updating your drivers.

There is one tool for Windows 7, which checks all the drivers on boot and when it finds the faulty one, it gives BSOD with that specific driver file. I can not find at the moment, will update this post if I do.

Meanwhile, relax your nerves, read this - http://uncyclopedia.wikia.com/wiki/Blue_Screen_of_Death

[GladyGlados]

Meanwhile, relax your nerves, read this - http://uncyclopedia.wikia.com/wiki/Blue_Screen_of_Death

LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL

[Janar]

Any results yet?

[GladyGlados]

New BSOD when closing firefox.... its the 5th this week
Dump file attached

[Devin]

Are you sure it has nothing to do with faulty memory along the lines of ram?
Try run a scan with Memtest - http://www.memtest86.com/

[GladyGlados]

Are you sure it has nothing to do with faulty memory along the lines of ram?
Try run a scan with Memtest - http://www.memtest86.com/

Tested it under some opnsuse live cds and dey say its fine

[Ragdoll]

Use your event logs people! They give actual insight on what's going on!

[GladyGlados]

Use your event logs people! They give actual insight on what's going on!

Im more of  linux person but this laptop kinda likes to throw out my favourite distro

[SugarD]

When you ran the memory test, did you do a quick test, or a full one?

[GladyGlados]

When you ran the memory test, did you do a quick test, or a full one?

Full. the ram was clean

[SugarD]

Full. the ram was clean

Keep in mind, it won't always detect hardware-related issues with RAM. If you can access it easily and safely on your computer, try unplugging all but the first stick, and swap them out one at a time. See if you can reproduce the issue. If you can narrow it down to a certain stick, then you'll know which one is bad, if any at all.

[Darxez]

It is probably a RAM bar.. I used to have the same problem and I pulled out 1 RAM bar and replaced it, which fixed the problem.. try pulling the bars out 1 by 1.. It can be possible aswell that the RAM reader is broken.. Which can cause a BSOD aswell.