JoeHard

Thanks for the help Tripredacus. I followed your advice and updated the nvidia drivers, but unfortunately I had some more BSOD's. But this time I noticed that when it happened I was playing Left 4 Dead 2 and the fans were making a lot of noise, like they were running at full speed. Can it be possible that my computer doesn't refrigerate properly and it shows BSOD because it shutdowns to prevent further damage? It's only a wild guess, I don't know if this is a possible explanation or it can't really happen. Thanks again!

Sorry for uploading useless information, I didn't know what would be useful to troubleshoot BSOD's. I have attached a screenshot of a utility that (hopefully) contains the error codes. If somebody has a clue about the problem please let me know! Thanks!

Hello everyone! Recently my computer has started to crash randomly with multiple BSOD. I haven't installed any new hardware since I bought it (6 months ago) and I don't have any "strange" app installed. Usually they're not very frequent, but today my pc has crashed 5 times already. The first few crashes happened while I was playing Left 4 Dead 2, but the next crash happened while watching a youtube video and after that the computer was completely idle when crashed again (I had just logged in, left the room for five minutes, and when I came back the computer had rebooted). I have attached the dumps from today's crashes. My computer is running Windows 7 x64, Intel Core 2 Quad Q9550, 4GB ram, Gigabyte EP45-UD3P, NVIDIA GeForce 9600 GT. If you need more information to help me please let me know. Thank you for reading!!!! dumps.zip