How can I fix Blue screen of Death on Windows Vista? Blue screen only happens When Game is played.?

Question

I'm a gamer. I have....

AMD Anthlon 64 X 2 core duo

Nvidia SLI ready

2GB of RAM

8800GTX 1GB memory on it.

Quite a long story...Here goes.

Had this computer, for good amount of time.

Games like Counter strike and Half life 2 played fine on it.

Installed New Heatsink from Xigmatek...pretty sure nothing wrong there

Never had problems with Steam powered games before (Counter strike, Half life 2, etc....)

Got the New utorrent (1.8) Started getting BSOD (blue screen of death).

Uninstalled Utorrent BSOD was not fixed....

Checked RAM...all is well (making sure one isn't faulty)

Checked Drivers. All is well.

Checked Temp, all is well.

Power supply smelling a bit, may need New one.

When I stop the display for BSOD, I get a different code everytime. Therefore Multiple errors.

Using Memtest86 soon to fully check RAM.

ONLY happens when playing games.

Everything else runs fine...Until I open game.

Thinking I need new power supply?

Also when I put on new heatsink. Got some thermal grease on the Processor...hopefully that isn't a problem.

Small to Medium strange smell from Power supply fan, potential burning.

Checked for and cleaned any critical viruses.

Checked and Fixed Registry files.

Might go into BIOS to disable Caching, Shadowing (in memory)...Still trying to figure that one out.

one full stop code is.

STOP: 0x00000050 (0x8001640F , 0x00000008, 0x8001640F) 0x000000005

Help Me, Please.

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You can also reply here. Thank you.

Answer 1

Could be a problem with device drivers, hardware or software. This  problem can be solved by uninstalling new softwares, updating device drivers and making minor configuration changes . From http://fixit.in/bluescreenofdeath.html . You can also run a free registry scan using utilities from http://re7.info

Answer 2

Perhaps you need more RAM ?

Answer 3

Hello

To resolve this problem, security model: by using the "My Computer" to rename a malicious driver

1. In a safe mode your computer. To do this, follow these steps: a. restart your computer.

b. in the computer activated, according to the F8 key repeatedly (once per second). This will show that senior Microsoft Windows start menu option.

c. use the arrow keys and the Down arrow key to highlight the "safe mode" and then press the Enter key.

2. Open Internet Explorer and the "address bar" type C: \ WINDOWS \ system32 \ drivers.

3. Commissioning Show hidden files. To do this, follow these steps: a. then click "Start", "My Computer" and "tools" and then click the "Folder Options."

b. click on "View."

c. Click to remove the "Hide protected operating system files (Recommended)" box.

d. Click to select "Show all files and folders" and then click to remove "hide known file types extension."

e. Click to select the "Apply to All Folders", then click "OK."

4. Find named C: \ WINDOWS \ system32 \ drivers folder.

5. To find any of the following characteristics. Sys documents: a. eight randomly generated by the lowercase letters of the file name, such as gbqxmhia.sys, upzvlbvv.sys or jsbmefvk.sys

b. document dated January 11, 2005

c. file size is 14 KB (13,824 bytes)

d. Hidden attributes have been set up

e. document does not version, the product name or manufacturer information

6. Right-click the file, then select "Rename." Rename the file to malware.old, then press Enter.

7. Find \ WINDOWS \ system32.

8. Rename the following documents (if they exist):

msupd5.exe (renamed msupd5.old)

msupd4.exe (renamed msupd4.old)

msupd.exe (renamed msupd.old)

Reloadmedude.exe (renamed Reloadmedude.old)

9. Restart your computer

  

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Answer 4

here's an article i found hope it helps

http://www.extremetech.com/article2/0,16...

Answer 5

  Hello

0 × 00000050 file already exists

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