It could be in conflict with your security software NTX, so you could always try removing that first and see if this makes any difference?

Another BSOD occurred to me. Attached is the file. I will uninstall my current Antivirus first and then see if there are anymore BSODs. This is kind of strange since my brother and I both have Norton Ghost and Zonealarm antivirus, yet he does not have those annoying BSODs to bug him.

I don't know if there is a rule for double posting but if there is, sorry for flouting it. Anyway, I had another BSOD, this time it was a new one, Memory Management. Attached is the file.

Ahh, ok, with that out of the way, I'm no longer seeing the same error. Looks like just a symptom of a more serious problem. Please can you check for faulty memory by running memtest86?: http://www.pchelpforum.com/memory/58...nload-run.html

We'll get to the bottom of this don't worry.

It seems this problem has evolved to a larger and more serious problem. When I tried to run memtest86, it hangs halfway through, when I tried to do system restore, there is always a BSOD to stop me. When I tried to recover to an earlier state using Norton Ghost, another error pops up but it is non-BSOD.

In conclusion, all my routes to revert back to an earlier state is blocked, except for formatting my hard drive.

Anyway the BSOD also bugged me during boot up. Here are the two BSODs dump file. By the way, are there any viruses out there that might have caused these BSODs?

I thought you un-installed Zone Alarm?

Tried to, but there was an error uninstalling it. I had gone to request help from the Zonealarm team, but they had yet to reply. Anyway, any luck with the BSOD dump files?