My computer is broken. Help me fix it?

[Grovyle]

BSOD

took a video of a blue screen....
but i took the video with the wrong mobile phone and it's shit quality
still maybe you can decipher it?

Before the windows load boot screen, press F8, then choose the option to don't restart if there's a fatal error.
Also, exchange motherboard and USB stuff and shit.

Do it
And then post here the error (write on a paper or somethinggggggggggggg)

[Aldo]

I hap a problem with XP SP3 before this might be the same problem post a code and I will see if it is the same problem I had

 :ps: I use Vista now it PWNS XP

[Grovyle]

NEW IDEA:
Try to install a new OS (Ubuntu, for example, completely free ), and see if you get same problems (OF COURSE you won't get BSOD in LINUX, you should be prompted another message)
(don't thank me for remembering this, thank Aldo...)

But before that just post the god damn message with the technique i told you :L
I want you ingameeeeeeeeee

[Todor]

Try to use the PC with everything unplugged from USB. If it works then it's the board's fault. Return it while you can.

[Kessu]

hmm... Didn't have interest to read pages 2,3 and 4, but...

If you are using Windows 7, REMOVE IT'S DRIVERS.. Then install the ones you need (AND ONLY WHAT YOU NEED)
If you are using Vista... Well.. What can I say? Upgrade it to 7.

1. Can you install Windows XP? If not, problem is your RAM.
2. Memtest86
3. IntelBurnTest
4. FurMark
5. HD Tuner (or something like that)

Also tell me these information:
Motherboard:
CPU:
Video Card:
RAM:
GPU:
PSU:

-Kessu

[Eminem.]

I had the same problem,but it was with my processor's memory.Wael fixed it for me.I will ask him if he can help you out when he has time,since he is a computer techinician.

[rJCaiG]

@Kessu, I'm using Windows XP SP3.
@Dolfa, yes, please do ask Wael to help :P

[Frank_Hawk]

Giac,

- Remove all components from your motherboard excluding processor (includes RAM, graphics card, sound card etc.)
                   - This will ensure that all components are returned back to default hardware settings.
- Check the BIOS to ensure that all default settings do not conflict with any software settings.
                   - Example would be hyperthreading turned on within BIOS but disabled by software.
- Reinstall all updated drivers from manufacturer website.
                   - The root could be conflicting or incompatiable drivers/components.
- If all the above fails, transfer all files onto your HDD and reinstall a fresh partition.
                   - Ensure all drivers are updated and that a systematic approach is undertaken.

Good luck.

[rJCaiG]

I have already removed all parts of my motherboard one by one to test if the blue screens still occurred...None of it achieved much.
I went through the entire BIOS and made sure all the settings were set properly. I had my dad who's a computer expert also check it and he said it was fine.
I have updated every single driver that is possible to be updated to no avail.
I have already formatted my computer.

The blue screens are happening a LOT less now, but the other night I got a blue screen as I restarted my computer.
Also might be worth nothing, occasionally my USB hubs will shit themselves and my HDD, wifi adapter, keyboard, mouse, etc etc will stop working for 5-10 seconds then slowly start working again. In some cases the wifi adapter won't work until I restart.

I appreciate your advice though, Frank.

I think this is a problem with the motherboard. I'll get the details for it tomorrow, post it here and do some googling. Maybe it's a shitty motherboard and lots of people are having problems with it. If so, my dad should have researched a little better before buying it :P

[BlankTheGod]

When I had the blue screen, I did the normal (for me) cheak up for my computer and found out that one of my RAM sticks had failed.

[rJCaiG]

Well I know for a fact that both of my RAM sticks are fine, as I play game that require 1gb + of ram without any troubles...
Haven't had a blue screen in well over a week.

[Grovyle]

Well I know for a fact that both of my RAM sticks are fine, as I play game that require 1gb + of ram without any troubles...
Haven't had a blue screen in well over a week.

So the problem's fixed now?
If you get another row of blue screens I would suggest to get someone to diagnose the whole computer... AGAIN.
Including every part of the hardware

[dtlove]

I havent read the replys, So sorry if this has been suggested, Check inside to see if everythiing is plugged in, The computer wont boot otherwise. If everything is in, Check to see if any of the cable's are damaged, I've had a cable damaged by getting hit by a Fan!.

[rJCaiG]

@Grovyle, I had two blue screens again today....
Next week when i'm at my dad's house i'm going to waste my entire weekend finding out what the problem is and how to fix it, but I remain adamant it's a problem with the Motherboard. We'll see, but.

[Todor]

It IS the motherboard. I have experienced the same problem. Try using your PC without anything plugged in the USB ports or just swap the mobo.