BSOD! - PC is ruined

[Robin#]

That BSOD is annoying me so much! so, I will start by telling me PC requestments.

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PC requesments:-
CPU - Intel(R) Core (TM) i5-4690 CPU @ 3.50GHz.
RAM - 8GB RAM (7.94GB usable)
GPU - Geforce GTX 980
Operating system - Windows 8.1 PRO.
Driver version (GPU) - 353.62

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Second, the problem happenes every time I use my PC, the important one always happenes which is uploading some videos to Youtube, or using Google.


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Third, the BSOD issues are:

1. IRQL_Not_Less_Or_Equal.
2. Memory Mangment.
3. Kernal Power.
4. KMODE_EXCEPTION_NOT_HANDELED.
5. SYSTEM_THREAD_EXCEPTION_NOT_HANDLED.
6. Critical Structure Corruption.
7. SYSTEM_SERVICE_EXCEPTION.
8. Driver_IRQL_Not_Less_Or Equal.
9. NTFS_SYSTEM_FILE.
10. DPC_WATCHDOG_VIOLATION.
[[This list will be updated if I get more BSOD issues]]

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Fourth, when ever this problem happen, something get bugged in my PC

like Google Chrome gets bugged.

GTA SA mods or ENB gets bugged and that means i should re-install everything.

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I hope you guys help me.

Robin @ Luciano - Luciano Caporegime

[Luke]

I had this before myself, the way I fixed it was get a new HDD and then install windows again, broken and incompatible drivers are another key aspect to this also.

[Bas]

I had this issue aswell after installing new ram, after removing it it became stable once again. Did you recently install any new hardware? And did you do a memtest on your ram?

[Robin#]

I had this issue aswell after installing new ram, after removing it it became stable once again. Did you recently install any new hardware? And did you do a memtest on your ram?

Nope, I didn't.

1. Months ago... I wanted to install a game called WatchDogs, this game was scanned on my Windows Defender, and there was no virus.

When I was playing Part 1, I had a phone IG and it told me to hold [Q] to hack something else, when the holding finshed a BSOD.

But I made a complete format 5 times, and the BSOD still showing.

2. Oh and another thing, before I install WatchDogs, my PC was always on all the week for instilling games, and the box was opened too. maybe that is the problem.

3. And before that, my GTX 980 fucked up and I changed it.

I think 1 of these reasons could be the problem.

[Robin#]

I had this before myself, the way I fixed it was get a new HDD and then install windows again, broken and incompatible drivers are another key aspect to this also.

Yeah, other PC repairs told me that it may be from the RAM or from HDD.

[Robin#]

Still intersted.

[TiMoN]

Do you have another HDD/Ram Stick to try out?

[psyron]

its the ram. had the same issue, changed the ram and it got fixed

[Robin#]

Do you have another HDD/Ram Stick to try out?

Nope.

[Robin#]

its the ram. had the same issue, changed the ram and it got fixed

I think so, my friends told me that too.

[Janar]

Run this for at least 4-5 passes (may take even 12 hours, depending on your RAM/CPU).
http://www.memtest86.com/

[Bas]

Run this for at least 4-5 passes (may take even 12 hours, depending on your RAM/CPU).
http://www.memtest86.com/

Basically that, now lets hope watch dogs didn't fry them.

[Salmonella]

You can run MEMtest but in most cases it won't tell you much and instead say all RAM is fine.

My advice is to do two things. One is to switch the RAM sticks order around. If it's 1-2-3-4 now, make it 4-3-2-1 or something if you know what I mean. The other thing I'd advice you to do is reinstall Windows.

I had very similar problems. I ended up changing my videocard, RAM, CPU, Motherboard and was about to get a different PSU, because I already tried reinstalling windows. I'm trying to remember what exactly was my problem, if I do, I will post it here.

[Robin#]

You can run MEMtest but in most cases it won't tell you much and instead say all RAM is fine.

My advice is to do two things. One is to switch the RAM sticks order around. If it's 1-2-3-4 now, make it 4-3-2-1 or something if you know what I mean. The other thing I'd advice you to do is reinstall Windows.

I had very similar problems. I ended up changing my videocard, RAM, CPU, Motherboard and was about to get a different PSU, because I already tried reinstalling windows. I'm trying to remember what exactly was my problem, if I do, I will post it here.

I understand what do you mean. I will try that.

[Robin#]

Sill intersted.