Re: BSOD crash dump
I would suggest that you stay with 32 bit until college is on a break - then mess with 64 bit then
Meanwhile, leave the system alone and only update drivers that we've identified in the BSOD's.
That way we can isolate the BSOD's in this way:
- first we rule out 3rd party drivers (non-Microsoft)
- then we rule out hardware problems
- then we rule out Windows problems
Ruling out the 3rd party drivers is the most difficult and time-consuming. But once that's done we it's either been fixed, or it's a hardware problem (you've ruled out Windows because of the reinstallations that you've performed).
Operating System Win7, Vista, XP, 2000, Server 2008 R2, Server 2003
Computer Type quite a few
CPU Type and Speed Intel
Motherboard Chipset Asus
System Memory Type Some is good, more is better
Video Card Type and Speed nVidia or ATI
Computer Monitor 32" Sharp Aquos
Hard Drive Raptors - lot's of 'em
Optical Drives CD/DVD/DVD-DL
Network Adapter yep, got these also
Anti-virus Software MSE, Avast, Avira
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Windows Experience Index 7.5