Blue Screens Again

[bradly1101]

You guys helped me with these a while ago, and I thought a chkdsk /r fixed it. But they're back, and they happen on a disk with no errors. Who Crashed keeps saying it's a driver, but I've updated them all - several are old though because Gigabyte hasn't released any new ones for the motherboard components (I did update the Intel network port driver though).

The only thing they all have in common is that I was on the internet and a Facebook tab was open. They never happen at any other time, not even during anything slightly to greatly demanding.

It's the first system in my sig.

 

[denis280]

Did you also try a (CMD) sfc /scannow

 

[bradly1101]

I forgot to mention that the RAM passed four iterations of Memtest.

 

[Ketchup]

If it is memory, it will most likely start happening more and more often. Not saying it is memory, but Memtest isn't perfect.

If you have Flash installed, make sure you are at the latest version. If you are running the latest version and still get these crashers, remove Flash entirely and see if the problems go away.

Have you made a change to your video card drivers recently?

 

[bradly1101]

Did you also try a (CMD) sfc /scannow

Thanks, I never used that. It came back with "No Integrity Problems."

 

[bradly1101]

If it is memory, it will most likely start happening more and more often. Not saying it is memory, but Memtest isn't perfect.

If you have Flash installed, make sure you are at the latest version. If you are running the latest version and still get these crashers, remove Flash entirely and see if the problems go away.

Thanks I'll try both of those.

Have you made a change to your video card drivers recently?

I updated them recently, but it happened before and after.

 

[bradly1101]

I switched from Firefox to try to end this, and of course there's no way to update Flash in Chrome manually. I uninstalled Flash in the CP, and of course I can't test it since FB won't work without it. Hmmm

Edit: I tried it again and FB does seem to work somewhat...I'll test...