OGM BSOD! Any help resolving this would be much appreciated.

attached are my 4 most recent mini dumps, today they are happening every 10 minutes it seems which makes for a sad panda here.

I am pretty E-tarded here, so all I can offer for your time would be my gratitude, hope that's enough

 

I took all the steps in the "clean up your computer" thread, well, all that I was able to between BSODs. I could not get a SUPERantispyware scan to complete before triggering a stop error.

My stop errors now don't even show a blue screen of death, they just reboot me and prompt me to start in safe mode.

 

Well, my problem was solved for one day...my dvd recorder was busted, and constantly on, which was sucking up a lot of memory. So I disconnected it and my computer was doing great for yesterday. But tonight it's all poopy again.

I am getting java script errors, but I have uninstalled and reinstalled Java from the java website twice now, so don't know what's up there.

and my BSODs are still memory in non-paged areas and such.

 

What's your OS? Make/model of machine?

I'd try first to run a chkdsk.

From a command prompt, elevated if Vista or 7, type
chkdsk /r
Note the space b/n the chkdsk and the /
It will then run on reboot.

Then I would try testing the memory from
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16812232002

Also, any yellow flags in your device manager?

How does it run in safe mode?

 

I have no idea what I am supposed to do with http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16812232002

As far as Chkdsk /r. On the reboot it just said my system was clean, took all of 2 seconds to tell me this.







Manufacturer ASUSTeK Computer INC.
Model M4A78T-E
Version Rev 1.xx


North Bridge AMD 790GX Revision 00
South Bridge ATI SB750 Revision 00

CPU AMD Phenom(tm) II X4 965 Processor
Cpu Socket Socket AM3 (938)

System Slots 6 PCI

Memory Summary
Maximum Capacity 8192 MBytes
Memory Slots 4
Error Correction None


Windows 7 installed.




I don't see any yellow flags appear.

 

Sounds like bad ram. Open up your computer (if it is a desktop), and look for the ram. (looks kinda like this). If there is more than one stick of those, take one out, boot up your computer and see if it works. If you still BSOD, put that one back, and try a different stick.

 

So yeah, safe mode is a bit better, but still not the best.

Was able to do 15 minutes of a SUPERantispyware scan, to the parameters laid out in the anti malware portion of this message board, but that still wasn't a full scan. However nothing turned up in those 15 minutes and about 10k registry items, 7k files, and 355 drivers were scanned.

Might be bad ram, will see how she sits with just 1 stick at a time in.

 

My bad, I gave you the wrong link.:-o Test the memory from;

http://majorgeeks.com/MemTest_d350.html

Let the program run for an hour, any errors?

 

Have you tried Chkdsk /f /r c:
sometimes find this resolves a lot more but should take sometime!
I know /r should imply /f but I like to be thorough