Blue Screen Problem

[EEB]

I just had this do it again earlier tonight. Was the first it has done it in a few days now. I will be online and the PC will freeze. The cursor will just spin for a minute and then it reboots.

Some info.

Source: Kernal-Power
Event ID: 41
Level: Critical
Task Category: (63)
Keywords: (2)

What would be causing this problem? Is their some setting I could change to prevent it or it it some hardware going bad or something. Hope not because this is a new build that was put together back in August.

 

[engiNURD]

We need the error code, if there is one.

Read this kb article for more info: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2028504
If there's an error code, look it up here: http://www.aumha.org/a/stop.php

Also, system specs?

A quick google search yielded that users with two audio devices (onboard hd audio + hdmi audio) resolved this issue by disabling one of them.

 

[EEB]

Where can I find the error code?

System is:

Asus P8Z68-V-Pro motherboard
Intel i7-2600k CPU
Asus Xonar DG sound card
Lite On DVD Burner
Corsair H60
Corsair Vengeance 16GB DDR3 ram
XFX HD 6870
OCZ Vertex 3...120gb SSD
WD 1tb HD
Corsair AX850 power supply
Windows 7 Home Edition...64 Bit
Corsair 600T LE case

 

[Deleted member 88227]

The error code is usually displayed on the BSOD. If you get it again, try removing the SSD from your system and installing/booting W7 from a different drive. There has been known issues with the OCZ Sandforced based SSDs causing BSODs within' Windows.

 

[engiNURD]

Where can I find the error code?

According to that first MS KB article, should be listed as the "BugcheckCode" in the event viewer log, if there was one.

 

[EEB]

According to that first MS KB article, should be listed as the "BugcheckCode" in the event viewer log, if there was one.

That's what is listed in the event viewer.

 

[engiNURD]

That's what is listed in the event viewer.

So no "BugcheckCode" value in any of those red X entries?

Did you try what the MS KB article said to do?

 

[st0ne]

The error code is usually displayed on the BSOD. If you get it again, try removing the SSD from your system and installing/booting W7 from a different drive. There has been known issues with the OCZ Sandforced based SSDs causing BSODs within' Windows.

This was a known issue on earlier versions of the firmware, which I experienced myself. After updating to the latest firmware the problem seems to have disappeared.

 

[engiNURD]

Yah, try updating the firmware of your SSD. I had that issue on my MC/A-Data SF1222 drive.