I have W8 with a SandyBridge processor, 8 GB of memory and a Nvidia 1 GB graphics card-

 

From time to time I get BSOD when flying in FSX. It is independent of the aircraft used and I get the error 0X0000001E.

 

I looked at this error but couldn't find anything useful. I did find a few programs such as SpeedyPCPro or PC Helper 360 or ErrorEND_Pro that claim will fix this problem. Does anyone used any of these programs before?

 

 

Can someone give some suggestions on possible causes/cures of this BSOD?

 

Thanks

ega

To do this properly we would need to see the dmp file created by the BSOD and the results verified by WinDBG, DumpCHK, and BlueScreenView.

However you could try a RAM test to see if it is a faulty RAM stick. (use this as a start: http://www.c-sharpco...l-in-windows-8/)

I would also be checking the nvidia driver via nvidia support as that can cause BSODs: http://www.nvidia.co...ge/support.html

Look at using something like DART : http://technet.micro...s/hh826071.aspx (complicated but effective).

There may be other and better suggestions.

Regards

pH

Thanks pH. Will follow your suggestions.

 

Regards

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