BSOD problem. Please help.

Hello! I've searched for solutions to my problem but have been unlucky so far. For amonth now i have been experiencing BSOD's. At first one time per day.. and the number grew to 12 today. I can't stand this anymore. I can't do anything and at any moment, even while i write this post, it might happen again and i would have to write everything again T_T. I followed the pinned guide and i get a lot of information from windbg but i've got no idea what to do with it. Please help.

I attached the Windbg thingy.

Thank you in advance.

 

So this is realtek driver problem.Go to realtek site in DL the latest driver for your onboard audio card.
Realtek AC97 ALCXWDM.SYS part of the WDM audio driver package.

 

Thank you for your prompt response. I did what you said and hopefully i won't get anymore BSOD's.

 

Unfortunately i got another one. Windbg log attached.

 

This is LAN card problem.So my suggest is to reinstall networking card driver.

 

Installed the latest driver available for my network adapter. While i was doing this i got another BSOD related to smth else. Attached the windbg log. This seems ridiculous. I had no problems with this before and all of a sudden i get BSOD's related to 3 different things all at once? Geez.

Thank you for helping out. I'm at my 15th BSOD today.

 

I already tried running the PC with one of my neighbor's Ram stick. I also have two sticks and i tried alternating them. Still got the BSOD. Considering this i don't think it's really necessary to spend a few days testing my ram.

What else could it be from? Could it be my Windows considering the last Windbg said smth about a kernel file? I also cleaned my PC inside a few days ago, checked for burn marks, etc and it was fine. Even opened the source casket.

I'm clueless to what to do. 22 BSOD's yesterday. I'll soon have a nervous breakdown.

 

And another thing, maybe it's related, maybe it's not. I've started having freezes that take about one second every 5-6 seconds. They go away after a PC restart but they do come back usually.

 

Do you have two partitions.If yes,backup your files e.g-music,documents,pictures,videos and try to reinstall xp using xp cd.

 

Yeah... reinstalled windows and as soon as i went passed the win XP tour thingy i got another BSOD. I guess that pretty much tells me it's my hardware. Is there any way i could find out what piece of hardware is causing this?

 

I'm not an expert, but it's sounding to me like a hard drive that's going bad... which might explain the growing number of failure's.

 

I agree...if you're certain it's probably not the RAM then, it's most likely a bad hard drive.