BSOD help?

[Gamepro105]

Hi Every one
for a while now i've had multiple problems with my SSD and now i get this. so its all been working fine and i was happy but all of a sudden i will just get random bsod! or the computer will just shut down its a Samsung evo 240GB drive is there any way i can upload a BSOD report and someone tell me the problem?
ive made a zip with the dump in please view here:
http://www.sendspace.com/file/mf3x2n
Many thanks
Luke

 

[TheOuterOne]

Try swapping ram sticks and try to boot with just one dimm, it might has to do something with that.

 

[Gamepro105]

Try swapping ram sticks and try to boot with just one dimm, it might has to do something with that.

im unsure its the ram causing the problem i will try it but like i said it doesn't always just bsod its mostly usable and the bsod is random?

 

[Snortan]

I don't know how to read dump files but you could use something like BlueScreenView to analyze them which may point you in the right direction. http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/blue_screen_view.html

 

[Gamepro105]

I don't know how to read dump files but you could use something like BlueScreenView to analyze them which may point you in the right direction. http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/blue_screen_view.html

Ive tried the program "who's crashed and it said something to do which a "system file" and went into no more depth than that
EDIT: ive just tried that program and its telling me its to do with ntoskrnl.exe

 

[Davva2004]

open a CMD window, and run chkdsk /r /f on your SSD, I think you've got some file corruption. As it's your system drive it'll tell you it can't be locked and checked right now, so press Y to schedule it for your next reboot.

 

[TheOuterOne]

Ive tried the program "who's crashed and it said something to do which a "system file" and went into no more depth than that
EDIT: ive just tried that program and its telling me its to do with ntoskrnl.exe

Tried swapping ram yet? BSODs are caused by unstable systems, have you been overclocking your cpu or ram lately? You could also try running memtest to check if the ram is OK.

 

[Gamepro105]

open a CMD window, and run chkdsk /r /f on your SSD, I think you've got some file corruption. As it's your system drive it'll tell you it can't be locked and checked right now, so press Y to schedule it for your next reboot.

i've just done a disk check and nothing so far
I have also tried one ram module and then swapped it over still no luck
I've realised now if i try and extract files from win rar it will either bsod or shut down

 

[Gamepro105]

Here is a list of crashes provided by blue screen tool

 

[TheOuterOne]

Here is a list of crashes provided by blue screen tool

Thats.. quite a lot of dumps

 

[Davva2004]

Try with single ram sticks, see if you can replicate the fault. Also run memtest to see how your memory is holding up. I'd also consider reinstalling windows to rule out OS problems.