dxgkrnl.sys While Rendering a Video in Vegas Pro 11.0

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you can find all things relating to dmp files here: Download and Install Debugging Tools for Windows

As for changing RAM settings. It depends on the bios as your already aware. If you have a quality motherboard then they should be in the bios but basic cheaper models won't have this option (normally). It does sound from what you say that your issues could be caused by incorrect RAM settings so I'd personally at least have a look to see if any settings can be found.

2 new BSOD's one wheni turned on my TV while EasyCAP connected to PC, and one when trying to quit Grand Theft Auto:San Andreas while the graphics were glitching badly?

BSOD's.zip

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thanks for the dmp files. They are showing memory faults so please test your RAM using Memtest86+ - Advanced Memory Diagnostic Tool Only test one stick at a time so you know which one is the culprit if it errors out. Oh as the RAM is new please ensure you have the correct settings enabled in the bios.

I checked, no settings for that in the bios, though my bios is dated back to 2009. Im getting MSI liveupdate and hope it has a safe noob-proof way to update. Im too scared to flash cause ive seen what can happen, and i don't need Bad Checksum POST errors on startup, not to mention a bricked mobo.

I hear ya... Let me know how things go.

plan on doing that l8er (more like putting it off in fear!). I was recommended to run ComboFix, so i did. it deleted some files from the SysWow64 folder, so that might have fixed it.

Yet another BSOD, this time the instant i clicked a video on YouTube. I really have to thank everyone here for the help, i feel like ill get an answer at some point. Tomorrow i might try the thing with the RAM with only 1 stick at a time, if only one is bad, ill send it back, if 2 are bad, send it back and find a new brand! didn't update bios yet, like i said, im scarred (should get over my fears being as im entering VOTECH for electronics next year).

DMP's Below:
This is getting old Microsoft!!!.zip

well your getting reported for spam...

Hi, I checked the dmp. Bugcheck 1a which was caused by your browser. This again points to memory issues and this page will explain it better than I: Bug Check 0x1A: MEMORY_MANAGEMENT You really need to check your RAM.. Edit: Just to add, regarding Bios flashing: It's certainly true that flashing a bios is a risky business....BUT... Much has changed from the bad old days and as long as you don't your power cut off or something equally catastrophic then chances are you'll be fine. Most manufacturers now do some form of app which will flash the bios for you. Just search the motherboard website or read your manual.

Additionally you may want to also consider updating, upgrading, uninstalling or renaming the following pre-Windows 7 RTM drivers still present on your computer

KMWDFILTER.sys	4/29/2009	Looks like a Kensington Mouse Driver	Software & Drivers - Kensington
PROCEXP113.SYS	11/3/2008	Very Old Sysinternal Process Explorer Driver	Process Explorer
StkCMini.sys	6/27/2007	Syntek USB Video Mini Driver	EzCAP116 / easycap DC60+ Support Pages.
StkCPipe.sys	12/21/2006	Syntek USB Video Pipeline Driver	EzCAP116 / easycap DC60+ Support Pages.
wacommousefilter.sys	2/16/2007	Wacom driver	Drivers | Wacom Americas

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Remove it completely using the programs uninstaller if present or the Programs and Features applet in the Control Panel. Follow that up by running this proprietary vendor specific removal tool from here https://www-secure.symantec.com/nort...=english&ct=us
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