Re: P67A-C43 - Beeps Code issue

I have a related issue with new Desktop I bought and put together. I have P67A-C43 motherboard with Intel i7 CPU. I have 600 Watts PSU from Diablotek (DA series). After assembling the whole desktop, when I power it up, I get to hear 5 beeps. Now I don't know if they are long or short ones since I can't compare but they seems like 5 short beeps to me. I read on few forums about what 5 beeps means and it revolves around the fact that my motherboard is complaining about something....but what? I cleared the CMOS (removed pwr cable and waited 1 minute, pushed the CMOS button, then re-connected the pwr cable) and tried to boot but in vain still. Also tried to reseat my single RAM stick -- no luck.
has someone ever seen this and what next steps I should try?
thx in advance
Stephane

Quote from: sroch19 on 24-August-11, 10:38:45
I have a related issue with new Desktop I bought and put together. I have P67A-C43 motherboard with Intel i7 CPU.
sroch19, mixing different mainboards & different installed components causes too much confusion trying to help the OP & having additional posters asking for assistance. Please start a new thread.

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brand new build going in here, specs as follow, all bought as a barebones kit from Tigerdirect, maxed the ram out to 16GB
Specs
MSI P67A-C43 B3
Intel Core i7-2600K 3.4Ghz Unlocked
Corsair Vengeance 4GB PC12800 DDR3 1600MHz x4
Seagate 1.5TB LP Serial ATA HD
LG 24X DVDRW SATA OEM
MSI GeForce GT 430 2GB DDR3 PCIE DVI/HDMI/VGA
Thermaltake V3 Black Edition Mid Tower Case
Diablotek DA Series 600w ATX Power Supply
The issue
Once all hardware is installed, attempts to POST are failing. Single mobo LED blinks for a moment and powers down again, all within less then 5secs.
(no keyboard,mouse or monitor at time of power up,just trying to see if it will post or not after hardware install)
also, is it common for the CPU socket to require more the gentle pressure for install? no pin bending or anything, put I found myself having to exert some pressure to hook the cpu frame
I've read the numerous threads and have done the debugs out of the box and such, with no luck. even now out of the box, no post at all.
I exchanged the first board on this same issue and here again are seeing the same results.
any thoughts?

Thanks Bernhard, I got a thermaltake psu to go along with the thermaltake tower that came with the kit, I was definitely doing the happy dance when it posted up.
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H61MU-E35(B3) - Beeps Code issue

Hello Everybody!
I've got a problem with my MSi H61MU-E35(B3) Motherboard. The board has been purchased in June 2011 and in the beginning it seemed not giving any problems.
Now, i've got that problem: if i keep my system off about more than 4 or 5 days, the speaker beeps 3 times shortly. I can solve this issue only changing some options like unplug and replug SATA devices or removing and reinstalling CPU or RAM, otherwise clearing CMOS.
How could i solve this issue? This system isn't mine and the owner couldn't always bring me it back for reset.
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Quote from: Henry on 12-August-11, 07:04:59
When you say 'off' do you mean powered off or in a standby/hibernate mode?
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He also tells me that when he left it off, he unplugged the AC Power from the PSU.

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First my specs:
P67A-GD65 (B3)
Intel i5 3.3 Mhz (Turbo Boost is OC'd to 4.2) Sandybridge
CM Hyper 212+ Cooler
G Skill 2X4GB 1600 Mhz DDR3
HD4850
Corsair CMPSU-TX750
WD 1TB Caviar Black
Ok so I built this computer 2 days ago and it Posts perfectly fine. I have been using it for the past 2 days and have had zero BSODs so far. However there is three things I am concerned about.
1. When I boot the computer I get 1 long beep and 3 short beeps. Now I assume this is a memory problem. Thing is CPU-Z is registering all my RAM and I ran Memtest twice (in the BIOS) and it passed both times.
2. If I take my USB Mouse and Keyboard out and boot up, I get 1 long beep 2 short beeps. Now apparently this is a video card problem but the video works perfectly fine and I know for a fact that this is a good card. (I have been using it for almost a year)
3. When I start the BIOS I notice it does not recognize my primary drive (it does recognize my external if plugged in) but then that screen disappears and then it boots into Windows fine and I can use the primary drive freely with no problems. I have all my SATA drives in AHCI mode and have all drivers for that mode installed. (it does not detect in IDE mode either, just FYI)
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Thanks!

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MSI P67A-C43 (B3) XMP issue

Hi All
I have just updated UEFI to version 5.3 and installed Ivy Bridge CPU. Currently I am not able to activate XMP function for RAM modules - the option in UEFI is grey out. Also I am not able to change Voltage for memory - only option is AUTO.
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Quote from: kangz on 26-October-12, 03:47:13
I am just about to get another set HyperX memory - hope that it will match one of my current sets if not, I will have three sets which will not work correctly together
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MSI P67A-C43 (B3) & OCZ Vertex 3 VTX3-25SAT3 Issues

Specifications:
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Mobo/Laptop: MSI P67A-C43 (B3)
BIOS: 1.B (2011-04-14)
CPU: Intel Core i5-2500K
RAM: 8GB (2 x 4GB) 240-Pin DDR3 SDRAM DDR3 1600 CML8GX3M2A1600C9B
Vid: ASUS ENGTX560 TI DCII TOP/2DI/1GD5 GeForce GTX 560 Ti
PSU: HX750 (CMPSU-750HX)
HDD: OCZ Vertex 3 VTX3-25SAT3-120G v2.11
Chipset: Intel P67 (B3) RSD v10.6.0.1002
OS: Windows 7 Ultimate 64 Bit SP1
Let's start from the beginning: So I built my PC in July and ever since I've been having on and off BSODs with the Vertex 3 drive. Mostly they'll happen once a week. When I first built the machine my drive came with Firmware 2.06. I installed all the drivers from MSI's website as well as the latest Intel Rapid Storage Drivers. Eventually I flashed the SSD to 2.11 when it was released but still had similar issues. Hotplugging was enabled when I installed Windows 7 for the first time AND when I flashed to 2.11 from 2.06. Some members over on the OCZ boards stated this might have been the cause of the BSOD. Basically the PC froze, BSOD'd, restarted, and then the system couldn't detect the drive. I had to power the system down, remove the power cable, wait 10 seconds, re-connect the cable and power on the PC. After I did this Windows booted normally.
I received some advice on the OCZ forums to reset CMOS and leave hotplugging disabled. Then re-flash the drive to 2.11 with hotplugging disabled. Some members thought this would make the drive act like an internal drive, not an external drive. However, a week after doing this the same BSOD appeared. I've started from scratch last week by secure erasing the drive and re-installing Windows, but same issues. I noticed MSI released a new BIOS for my board in July. I have the one from April currently.
Is it worth upgrading my BIOS? The listed fixes don't say anything about SSDs.
I plan on trying this when I get home from work:
Quote from: Tony;676791
Going to keep this brief and to the point, this hack will force the 2 primary sata2 or sata3 ports on the motherboards to be designated Internal only...You can do this hack for all Intel chipsets from around ICH8 onwards in win7 and Vista.
You also need to make sure hotplugging is disabled in uefi/bios if your boards bios has the option(s) do this first before you do any of these regedits etc
1 Remove all traces of Intel drivers on your system, that means remove the management engine driver, the RST driver and the INF driver, you do this thru the programs and features option in control panel. I remove them all before I reboot, the system will automagically set you using the MSAHCI driver.
2 Now reboot, let win7 detect the ssd and reboot again.
3 now open a elevated command window (CMD with administrator privileges) and copy/paste the following...then hit enter.
Code: [Select]
reg.exe add "HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\msahci\Controller0\Channel0" /f /v TreatAsInternalPort /t REG_DWORD /d 0x00000001
Once you hit enter you can then add the following again using copy/paste.
Code: [Select]
reg.exe add "HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\msahci\Controller0\Channel1" /f /v TreatAsInternalPort /t REG_DWORD /d 0x00000001
Hit enter and close CMD.EXE down, reboot
This will now force the 2 sata 3 ports to Internal only, this means they will apply LPM if you set it and will support Automatic Partial to slumber.
I now suggest you experiment with power schemes, for some high performance may work better than balanced...try both
You also need to make sure hotplugging is disabled in uefi do this first before you do any of these regedits etc
If you want to go a step further than this you can try the following...ONLY do this after you have done the steps above.
remove the SSD to start
1 create a temporary win7 install on a hdd, use the msahci driver and once installed do the hack to force the 2 ports to internal only. Have the hdd connected to port 1 on the motherboard.
2 once the install is ready and you have installed toolbox to it power down and connect the SSD to port 0
3 now boot to the HDD, use the manual boot menu option to make sure you are booting to the HDD and make sure hotplugging is OFF in UEFI
4 once in win7, flash the FW to the drive, when its finished flashing, close toolbox, reboot back to the HDD and back into win7...make sure the SSD is detected in my computer.
5 now power off, remove the HDD...then boot to UEFI and make sure to set the SSD as first boot device
6 Power up, boot to the SSD
Stay using the MSAHCI driver for now, do not install any INF, IME or RST drivers.
Edit 09/09/11
Had a few end users quoting disabling TRIM solved BSOD for them...now im not saying it will solve BSOD for all but it may be worth trying. Remember the SandForce controller was originally designed without TRIM in mind, it functions just fine without it so you should see no loss of performance. If you want to help the controller stay fast you could always add some extra over provisioning by reducing the volume on the drive and leaving that space unallocated...totally up to you what you do though....
I like 25% OP on my drives, this means if I have a 120 with 115GB showing in windows I lose 15GB to OP and use 100GB for the volume....
A forum member wrote a little script to enable /disable trim...he wrote in support for wiper for Indilinx drives also...just ignore that part and use the TRIM function only...
http://www.ocztechnologyforum.com/forum/showthread.php?63830-A-small-script-to-enable-disable-Trim
Here is a link to force TRIM also.. http://www.ocztechnologyforum.com/forum/showthread.php?73888-Here-s-a-tool-to-force-TRIM-your-entire-drive&p=523305&viewfull=1#post523305 you could if you wanted use this once a week to force the drive to TRIM all marked deleted blocks if you turn off native TRIM in win7.
Again....not saying this cures any BSOD but a few end users have said they disabled TRIM and issues went away...anything I have suggested here is totally reversible and will do no harm to your systems.
If this doesn't work and I get a BSOD after a week I'll disable TRIM and if that doesn't work I have no idea. OCZ said they're working on a new firmware release so who knows. I just hate feeling like I am a beta tester.
If anyone has any suggestions let me know.

OK, had some time to go test your suggestions here
These are the 1.5V Vengeance RAM Modules. Tried installing 2 of the RAM on slots 2 and 4 on their own. System Boots Fine.
Went into the BIOS and changed the voltage applied to the RAM modules from
AUTO to 1.575V. On AUTO it says is applying 1.5V to the 2x 4GB modules.
Installed the full 4x RAM on all slots... and the system just shuts down. Power cycling again.
What do you think here? Bad Motherboard? Can't think of anything else to try... totally stumped!
Thanks!

MSI P67A-GD65 Not Posting, unsure of beep code meaning

Just swapped out my old K9A platinum for a P67A-GD65 and I can't seem to get it to post. I'm getting a beep code of five beeps (long ones maybe? google indicates "process error") but I'm not sure what that means. Pulled the video card, tried my two sticks of ram in slot 1 one at a time, disconnected every device but still getting the same code. Any ideas on what might be causing this?
Edit: Tried clearing the CMOS as well but no luck
Sound @ post:
Memo.m4a - 0.11MB
Specs:
MSI P67A-GD65 (B3) Motherboard
Intel Core i7-2600K processor
G.SKILL Ripjaws X Series 8GB (2 x 4GB) 240-Pin DDR3 SDRAM DDR3 1600 (PC3 12800) ram
CORSAIR CMPSU-750TX 750W ATX12V / EPS12V power supply
MSI R5770 Hawk Radeon HD 5770 1GB 128-bit GDDR5 PCI Express 2.1 x16 graphics card

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If I enable the XMP profile for this memory, this system will not post. It does not matter if I raise the DRAM voltage and I/O (memory controller) voltage to their acceptable limits, it does not matter if I manually enter in the timings of the memory specified on the box. XMP = no post.
So after disabling XMP I kept the memory at 1600mhz, which worked fine. I decided to try 1866mhz and a little more voltage. This seemed to work fine...for awhile. This morning my system would not post. I had to clear the CMOS (not use the jumper but literally remove the battery). Ever since then my system will BSOD after a few minutes on startup unless I manually enter in my memory timings (I tried two sticks from different vendors).
I know I don't have bad memory, and the fact is that this board will not post with vendor specified settings.
All I can suggest is to pull the CMOS battery and try one stick of memory.

MSI P67A-C43 doesn't boot, code A3.

MSI P67A-C43 doesn't boot. Shows video card info, then beeps 3+1, shows 99, 98, A3 codes at lower right and freezes at A3. :(
Intel Core i5-2500K 3.3Ghz CPU, one Corsair XMS3 4GB PC10666 DDR3 memory at DIMM1, Galaxy GeForce GTX 460 1GB GDDR5 PCIe video, Seagate 1TB LP SATA-3G HD.
I did clear CMOS, didn't help.
What could I do, what to look at?
Thanks a lot.

Quote from: haasje_1 on 25-January-11, 22:16:48
I had the same problem with a P67A-C45 board. The problem is your videocard .I build my system with a Nvidia gt9500 and it didn't work. After a bit of testing (and also a new mainboard) I found out that after changing the videocard with an old ati card it does work). I send an e-mail to msi support i got a new biosversion for my mainboard (1.68) and everything works fine now.
Videocard it is. Thanks a lot, I'd never guess.
With simple ATI card id loads well.
So, is it going to work with GTX460 if I get latest BIOS?

Beeping on startup MSI P67A-C43 (b3)

plugged in 5 USB devices. on start up 5 short beeps and 1 loud beep all works great but windows 7 wont recognise USB mouse and need to be replugged than works like charm
any idea what meen that one LOUD beep???
MSI P67A-C43 (b3) BIOS Version V1.10, 3/31/2011
Intel(R) Core(TM) i3 2100 CPU @ 3.10GHz, 3100Mhz, 2Core(s), 4 Logical Processor(s)
Kingston 2x2GB DDR3-1333 (667MHz) Dual Channel 1 stick in first slot , 2 stick in third slot
MAXTOR STM3250310AS ATA Device 250GB
DVD/CD ATAPI iHAS124 B ATA Device
NVIDIA GeForce 8600 GT
ZITO 400W ATX 12V P4 AC INPUT:230V/115V AC 6A/10A 50Hz/60Hz Model:400D
is this configuration OK ? or something need to be replaced???
tnx in front

How many +12V continuous amps does that PSU supply? Recommend to contact MSI Tech Support & let them know of the mouse issue. They may have a UEFI/BIOS revision that will take care of that. http://support.msi.com
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any idea what meen that one LOUD beep???
Added: The one loud beep is usually the POST beep.

P67A-c43: Boot Screen / Status Codes / 35-40 sec hang

I have a P67A-C43 motherboard. Everything's working fine, but when I boot, I get a black screen with a white underscore cursor blinking in the upper left and a code in the lower right of B4. It will stay that way for about 35 seconds, then the codes will quickly change 99 92 82 A3. The MSI splash screen will come up and then Window (7) will launch and 15 seconds later, I'm at the log-in screen. Is there anyway to speed this up? I admit, booting up in less than a minute is OK, but the fact that 40 seconds of it is waiting for the BIOS to load kills me.

You did not provide your system spec. >>Posting Guide<<
Without having that magic crystal ball I can only assume that it consists of the following:
P67A-C43
i5-2500K
2 x 4 GB Corsair DDR3 1333MHz 9-9-9-24 1.50V Memory
Ultra V Series 500Watt ATX Power Supply
64GB Kingston SSD
1 TB HDD (not installed yet)
SATA DVD-ROM
XFX Radeon HD 6850 Black Edition
Can you confirm this and if this is your system, can you please advise what the amp rating is of the 12V rail on that PSU ? And do add a signature to your profile containing your system specs. Makes life easier for everyone.
What happens if you physically disconnect the SSD and only connect the HDD ?

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1. Open the control panel and select "Hardware and Sound"
2. Select "Change System Sounds"
3. Select the sound tab
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Under the "Windows" section:
Close Program
Maximize
Menu Command
Menu Pop-up
Minimize
Open Program
Program Error
Restore Down
Restore Up
Select
Show Toolbar Band
Under the "Windows Explorer" section:
Complete Navigation
Move Menu Item
Search Provided Discovered
Start Navigation
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- D

P67A-GD55 boot stops at POST 99 w/ 1-long+2short beep code.

Well subject line tells most of the story:
P67A-GD55 boot stops at POST 99 in lower right of display and with 1-long+2short beep code.
I've found a note somewhere on these forums that 99 code means Super IO initialization, though I'm not sure if this is the checkpoint before or after that process.
I've found generic information that suggests 1long+2short beep code indicates a video card failure.
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Run of the mil keyboard. (has a logo with a circle containing a crescent containing a D). Suppose I could switch to a usb keyboard around here somewhere.
Disconnected the logitec usb mouse that I had connected to the back panel with no change in symptoms.
Toughpower-650 power supply (had been in use on a system that was running an athlon x64 and the GT7800GT graphics card.
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No idea how to tell you the UFEI/BIOS version. The manual says its "CLiCK BiOS" but since I've never seen anything but 98,99 and _ displayed by the BIOS I really don't know.
Removing the case front panel USB connectors didn't change symptoms.
Resetting the bios by the button at the back panel connectors (near keyboard connector) didn't change anything. (although it did not cause "system will boot automatically" as a line in the manual might suggest.
Tried using the JBAT connector to clear the bios as well and likewise no change in symptoms.
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No SATA devices are connected to it since they won't really be useful untill can at least get to the BIOS. The sata cables that would go to those devices are still connected to the MB.
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Heatsink:Cooler Master Vortex PlusRR-VTPS-28pk-r1 connected to the CPU fan connector on MB.
No sysfan connections to MB.

P67a-C43 Overclock Issues after BIOS Update

Hello,
After updating the BIOS to 5.1 (2012-06-12) I can't get a stable CPU OC. In the past I was able to OC to 4.5 with 1.3v CPU Core Voltage and it was stable and now even with 1.35v (max voltage) the system BSODs all the time. Further more, I can't downgrade the BIOS as the latest one updated some firmware that aren't compatible with the older ones. Even if I use the default settings for OC (OC Genie) the system is not stable (4.2 GHZ @ 1.35v - default).
Any ideas? Thank you !
EDIT: I've just seen some other members requesting "custom files" that allow them to restore a older BIOS version (1.I), if someone could make such a file for my p67a-c43, that would be great !
CPU: i5 2500k
MB: MSI P67A-C43
RAM: 2x2GB Kingston 1600MHZ DDR3
PSU: Corsair 750TX2
GPU: HD6970

Thanks for the help but unfortunately I couldn't revert the BIOS using the file you supplied.
I am getting the same error as with a manual update: Current ROM version is not compatible with something something.
I've used both the manual way and the MSIHQ USB Bootable Tool and BIOS Helper to no avail...

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So down to the nitty gritty . My computer is running Windows 7 64 Bit, i have downloaded all of the updates and all of the Chip-set drivers, Bios, etc... i ran a system registry tool to clean up any errors in my registry and i have ALL of my drivers up to date.
I have my USB mouse and keyboard that connect fine and are recognized by my computer, sometimes they stop working and start back up within seconds but windows does display any type of error or disconnection "this may have been fixed due to the registry cleaner i used i haven't had any hiccups yet" so i have my USB mouse and USB keyboard working fine and dandy now i think. got a new headset and the windows finds the USB Headset and it works Perfectly fine. BUT and this is where my whole frustration comes out. Whenever i connect my I-Pod Touch, I-Pod Nano, My Cell phone to copy files to from my SD Card, or my External My Passport drive Windows says "USB Device was not recognized" notification and in the Device manager it shows the one device with a yellow exclamation point and says "Unknown Device" I have tried to uninstall the USB hubs and reinstalled them perfectly restarted windows, still non of the devices work. i have tried making sure that windows tries not to turn off the device to save power, when i say i have tried almost everything i mean everything that is related with USB Device not Recognized. So i do not know what to do now, i have contacted the Manufacturer and they don't know squat about it or what could be causing it. the only thing i can think of is there is some hardware maybe that is not compatible i do hear some beeps when i start up i will have to come back and update how many beeps" i saw another post that it means the motherboard is trying to tell me something maybe this could be the issue. but i have tried every single usb port and non of them Recognize the device but when i plus in my mouse and keyboard in diff ports they still work so i am a bit confused. my last step is to return the computer to the manufacturer for a replacement or repair w/e i do not want to do this cause this should be working. my friend has almost the exact same MB and equipment and his works fine so i am getting a little frustrated with the issue Someone Pls Help me out. And yes i have tried turning off the computer, unplugging it and pressing the power button, and waiting like 1 Hour etc and still nothing. Drivers are Up-to-Date and Mother board bios and chip-set drivers are Up-to-Date as well. I hope someone knows or has an answer to help me out!

Yes the Bios is Up-to-Date and they are not plugged into the Blue USB 3.0 ports(x2). oh and forgot to mention already did a clean install again of Windows 7 64bit and still nothing. Im also wondering if the power supply is enough?? maybe?

P67A-C43 - Windows 7 64bit - Random BSOD

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Machine Specs:
P67A-C43 (B3) 1.14, i5 2500k
Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit
16GB (4x4GB) Corsair CMZ8GX3M2A1600C9
Coolermaster GX650 (+12v~52a, +5v~25A, 3.3v~25A)
Gigabyte GeForce GTX 460 1GB Super Overclock Edition
Sata 1: Western Digital 750GB WDC WD5 00AACS-00D6B0 (Boot Drive)
Sata 2: Seagate Barracuda Green 2TB ST2000DL003
Sata 3: Seagate Barracuda Green 2TB ST2000DL003
Sata 4: Seagate 1.5TB ST315003 41AS
Sata 5: LG Blu-ray/HD-DVD Drive GGw-H20L
Sata 6: LG DVD-Rom GH22NS70
Hotway HUR1-SU3S2 USB3.0/eSATA Dual Bay
1x Western Digital 750GB WDC WD5 00AACS-00D6B0
1x Seagate 1.5TB ST315003 41AS
Permanent/Regular programs running:
AVG Anitu-Virus Free Edition 2012
WinVNC (to connect with HippoRemote on my iphone)
Itunes Helper and Apple Push (in startup items under msconfig)
RazerHID Application (for my mouse)
jdownloader - not a startup application. But is open most of the time even when I'm not downloading
A few common BSOD messages I've had:
STOP: 0x0000003B didn't get the string code
STOP: 0x00000024 (0x00000000000c08a2....) didn't get rest of string
STOP: 0x0000001A (0x0000000000041790, 0xFFFFFA8008CD2190, 0x000000000000FFFF, 0x0000000000000000) - Memory management... got this the last 2 times it crashed
Although there have been a few others. This one seemed to be a one off while trying to install Windows Updates)
STOP: 0x00000051 (0x0000000000000001, 0xFFFFF8A018295010, 0x0000000084919000, 0x0000000000000465) - Registry Error
The crashes seem to be at random, but most often they occur while browsing the internet. For example I can be watching movies or tv shows through XBMC for hours and it runs perfect. Then I'll load up an internet browser and it will crash not long after.
Although the last crash I had was while watching a TV Show in XBMC. My computer had not been on very long, and it was only 10 minutes into the show. Although I was running jdownloader in the background. I also have AVG 2012 Free Edition running permanently.
Things I've tried that didn't work:
I've disabled the USB3.0 drives and the problem still occured. I thought they might have been the issue as they cause my computer to freeze on boot or in the BIOS (or boot EXTREMELY slowly) when it's switched on. Although the second I switch it off everything continues as normal. Would like to fix this issue too, but compared to the BSOD it's really a nothing issue.
I've updated my video card, USB 3.0 and Ethernet drivers.
I've upped the voltage on the RAM (not by much).
I've fiddled with some of the Turbo etc. settings for CPU.
I updated to the most recent BIOS.
I switched web browsers. Originally I had Chrome and each crash seemed to happen while using it, so I went to Firefox and it didn't change at all.
I switched my RAM around (Blue slots to black and vice-versa)
Currently trying:
I've removed 2 sticks of RAM. When/if it crashes again I'll swap in the other two sticks. Unfortunately it can run for ages before it crashes, so it's hard to tell whether an attempted fix has worked until it crashes and I know for certain that it hasn't.
Im pretty sure RAM is the most likely cause of the problem. But the PC was running fine up until the last 3 weeks or so. I got a BSOD a few weeks back which seemed to be a one off. Then a week or so later another one. Now it's happening daily.. sometimes 3 or 4 times. I would google the codes back when they happened and was lead toward different possibilities.. which is why I tried Chrome, Drivers and unplugging USB devices. Although obviously RAM seemed to be the most common possibility.

When did you start to see this crashing start?
Try running >>Memtest86<< on the RAM individually.
Try to uninstall jdownloader.

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