Help me resolve the BSOD please.

[Rickster]

Here is the BlueScreenView log:

They say it could be the hard drive or the sata cables, bt the hard drives are fine and so are the cables.

This problem came out of nowhere.

Thanks.

 

[Mr.Jax]

According to this:
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/hardware/ff560372(v=vs.85).aspx

Its because a critical thread or process terminated. In your case, a process.

How to fix it ?
Hmm, dunno.

Some more google searches suggests that IO errors could cause this, so, possible faulty hardware. Some of the guys recommend re-seating all your components etc.
http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/...000000f4/57339220-6a1f-41a7-b6b1-3405e499793f

Otherwise, re-install and hope for the best?

 

[KleinBoontjie]

ram

 

[happynoodleboy]

I also had a few random BSOD's a while back.

Took out everything.
Blew out all the dust.(Soft paintbrush helps)

Re seated everything, sommer did some cable management as well.

Tada no more BSOD for me!

 

[AlexGouws]

ram

^THIS!!!

I've had RAM cause me a BSOD so many times. Try take everything out and putting it in back piece by piece and see if it still happens. Maybe even plug your harddrive into a different SATA port?

 

[Venomous]

Here is the BlueScreenView log:

They say it could be the hard drive or the sata cables, bt the hard drives are fine and so are the cables.

This problem came out of nowhere.

Thanks.

what does happen SOMETIMES is that the plastic of the sata cable connecters go brittle. this can cause problems.
on start up the PC is cold, and works, then the cable warms up and then loses connection....

try replacing the hdd sata cables.