BSOD.... ARGGG...

[Sparkz0629]

I'm getting a blue screen of death on my dell laptop.

I had some problems recently, and they replaced the MoBo 4 time, and fixed the problem, but now for some reason I'm getting a regular BSOD, but it doesn't happen in set intervals, sometimes it'll be fine, for an hour, other times it'll crash every few minutes.

The error says "MACHINE_CHECK_EXCEPTION"

and the code it gives is (0x00000000, 0x8E30D94C,0x00000000,0x00000000)

Does anyone have any idea at all?

Thanks

 

[Draconia2]

thats an error that tells me .... its due to overheating / overclocking the gpu or cpu more than it can handle (which im sure you arent doing with a laptop.... right ?) or it could be failed hardware other than the mobo.

 

[Sparkz0629]

thats an error that tells me .... its due to overheating / overclocking the gpu or cpu more than it can handle (which im sure you arent doing with a laptop.... right ?) or it could be failed hardware other than the mobo.

lol... definitely not overclocking....

I'll have to call that damn technician out again.
Dammit

 

[Pada]

It's definitely not due to overclocking. The overclocking errors have other codes.

If you ask me, it is CPU/RAM related, with the CPU being the more likely culprit.

Btw, which version of Windows is this and what kind of hardware do you have (CPU, Motherboard & RAM)?

 

[LeroyHarr]

I'm getting a blue screen of death on my dell laptop.

I had some problems recently, and they replaced the MoBo 4 time, and fixed the problem, but now for some reason I'm getting a regular BSOD, but it doesn't happen in set intervals, sometimes it'll be fine, for an hour, other times it'll crash every few minutes.

The error says "MACHINE_CHECK_EXCEPTION"

and the code it gives is (0x00000000, 0x8E30D94C,0x00000000,0x00000000)

Does anyone have any idea at all?

Thanks

That's definitely a hardware problem. I would suspect mobo or ram. possibly power supply too, it might not be giving out the right amount of power to your lap top, but I wouldn't bet on that being the problem. Unfortunately its a lap top and it would be hard to remove components to pin point the exact problem, so I would contact Dell or get a techie in to check it out.