Tons of... Blue screen

[Xboxx]

So in the last 6 months, maybe more i have blue screens after some 6 or 7 my pc works normally. I dont even know how to explain let's say i turn on my pc, my desktop shows up i open chrome i watch a video BAM BLUE SCREEN IN DA FACE.

When i turn it on again, BAM BLUE SCREEN IN DA FACE.

Now this happens x6-10 times per day before the pc works normally.

Some of them are:

0x000000A1(PARAMETER1,PARAMETER2,PARAMETER3,PARAMETER4)
0x000000C5
0X0000008E(0X000005, 0X082C86096, 0XA5B3BC3C,0X0000000)

And some others. that i dont remember.

Now this PC is from 2009 and came with windows vista installed, Currently is Windows 7, for some time (before the blue screens), can be the cause of it? Maybe, i don't know.

Scanned for virus, nothing.
Scanned for malware, nothing.
Already format disk C, nothing changed.

Any ideas what it could be?

 

[GhostSniper420]

Flash player outdated? Update all windows updates and try again

 

[Xboxx]

Flash player outdated? Update all windows updates and try again

Thank you, i did all windows updates. I had a lot of them to do.

Since the PC works normally after some time, i don't know if that fixed the problem or it just stopped for a while.

I'll update you tomorrow .

Thank you for your help

Edit : In one of the updates this showed up: [Update for Windows 7 (KB2763523)] -> Told me to download this System Update Readiness Tool for Windows 7 (KB947821) [May 2014]. Should i?

 

Blue screens are often caused by physical HDD damage or RAM problems
Check your RAM with Memtest
If it'll be good check your HDD for badsectors or whatever it's called

 

[Laptop65]

When did they start?

What software / hardware did you install or change when it started?

Tried a system restore?

 

[Xboxx]

When did they start?

What software / hardware did you install or change when it started?

Tried a system restore?

This started a lot of time ago, many months between 6 months-1year.

About software/hardware i didnt install much, when it comes to hardware i did nothing at all, software only games like World Of Warcraft/Hearthstone/Diablo 3/League of Legends/Dota 2/CSS/CSGO/CS updates.

Ty zuzel111 about the MEMTEST for now it is ok if it keeps giving blue screens tomorrow i will do that

 

[Laptop65]

This started a lot of time ago, many months between 6 months-1year.

About software/hardware i didnt install much, when it comes to hardware i did nothing at all, software only games like World Of Warcraft/Hearthstone/Diablo 3/League of Legends/Dota 2/CSS/CSGO/CS updates.

Ty zuzel111 about the MEMTEST for now it is ok if it keeps giving blue screens tomorrow i will do that

It's obviously going to do it again. Just do an extended memtest. It'll take sometime but at least it will tell you what the problem is.

Take a picture of the blue screen next time.

 

[Xboxx]

Update : No blue screens today.

 

[Denon]

When i had blue screen then it was because my CPU overheated and got damages as i remember it but i wasn't allowed to get to windows, got the blue screen after bios.

 

[Symbol]

I only get bluescreened when my Laptop overheats, so if I know I'm giong to be on it all day, I just put a fan next to it.

 

[RSGambler]

When i started getting blue screens, my hard drive was damaged.

 

[dat pepsi]

Same here, my HDD was broken, thats why i had blue screen.
Check your Hard Drive if another blue screen comes

 

[Sephiroth]

It could also be a DRIVER issue, driver failures like to cause BSOD's, check for any updated drivers.


Stop Code A1 is memory management. Swap your RAM sticks from slots 1 and 3 to 2 and 4. that has helped some people.
Stop Code C5 means a problem with the device drivers. if you have updated a driver recently try to roll it back.
Google "DriverVerify" to check your drivers.
Stop Code 8E is also a RAM issue. try removing all your sticks of RAM but ONE and boot up your computer. see if things go smoothly. If you dont BSOD again with stop code 8E again, then it means one of your RAM modules not being used is fried.

Hope this helps

 

[Kae Takara]

I would suggest removing your Hard Drive and RAM from the computer and then putting it back. It could just be a loose connection on a cable or the RAM could have come unseated.

 

[ThatDefGirl]

Google is really where it's at for a lot of issues like this, but who knows. How old is the PC?

 

[Naxious]

Sounds like you have Blue screen of Death. Google it for more info with your pc info

 

[chindachin]

No idea if you still need help. However, if you manage to boot up, try installing this program: http://www.resplendence.com/whocrashed

WhoCrashed literally tells you whats wrong.

I installed a bad version of a program and kept BSOD'ing everyday, and my dad told me to try the program. Worked like a charm.

 

[Xboxx]

This problem is solved.

I did nothing to solve it, it just stopped.

Thank you everyone for the help