Hello,



Im using a G72 Notebook PC with Windows Home Premium 64bit.

I've had this laptop for 1-2 years and scarcely encountered the blue screen, but when I did it seemed to always fix itself. I've never had this problem before, it just started occurring a couple months ago, and I've been trying everything to fix it. It doesn't happen at any certain interval in the videos, its pretty much random. I can get it every 10 minutes one day, and not get it the next. From the crash reports I've read, it seems something with the graphics drive is the culprit, though I'm not completely sure.

I've tried uninstalling and reinstalling my graphics drive from the HP website, though I'm not sure how successful I was, since it seemed to reinstall itself automatically, even after turning off the Windows Updater. I'm also pretty sure its not an overheating issue either, because I have a stand with a fan under my laptop, which keeps it cool.

I'm attaching the minidumps from the past month, all but one are PFN List Corrupt, which seems to obviously be the problem.

If there's any more information I can give, I'll be happy to oblige. Just let me know the instructions on how to get it if it's a bit complicated at all.

Thank You for the move and response I previously removed my Daemon Tools and other programs like it, after reading it in other threads and that didn't seem to fix the problem. I did replace my RAM maybe 8 months to a year ago, so would it be possible that it has just now become faulty? I've had a feeling that it's still something to do with my graphics drive, but I'll try to look into both that and any other mischievous programs I have lurking on my laptop

For some reason I haven't gotten the memtest thing to install correctly on a disk or usb (and I'll keep trying), but I've run about (what seems to be) 500 diagnostic tests from various things on my laptop and a lot of them point to the memory being faulty. Would this direct it more towards the RAM being bad, or does the graphics drive count towards that category as well? All my drivers seem currently up to date. Thanks for the ongoing help

No, I believe I understand what you're saying. Just test each stick individually, to see which is corrupt? =P

Alright! Considering I can go a few days without a BSOD, this process may take a while. Thanks for all your ongoing help I'll be sure to post when I get some results!