Ive done everything to fix this problem, so how do I fix it?

Question

Ive made a lot of topics so if you need more information, cause I have to leave, thats where it is. OK, I have had problems for 3 weeks. About 10 or so days ago, ive lost count, I recieved Stop errors. It never happened until I redid windows. It was frequent, about 3-5 times a day. People said it was the ram, I took one out at a time, still did it, ran them in different orders, still did it. So, I switched out my harddrives, well, switched them around making the secondary primary. Loaded windows on it, with literally nothing on any partition or anything, and the other one wasn't hooked up yet. Loaded minimal programs, Firewall, Microsoft Updates, Mozilla, a couple video programs, a couple picture programs, Messenger, and a burner program. This is minimal considering I usually have a list of like...60 programs. So, everything was working fine, I hooked up my other drive, moved things around basically formatting everything. I wake up this morning, and I have the errors again..

Ive done everything from setting the Bios to default, though I never touched it before, I reloaded drivers, I deleted programs, I redid windows 2 times. I cant think of anything else. Oh, and I did the ram test program for 10 hours.

BAD_POOL_CALLER
PAGE_IN_NONPAGE_AREA (OR something like that)

I did the Microsoft troublshooting, nothing worked. I talked to them, nothing worked. I talked to Sony, the manufacturer of my computer, they told me to do all of what I did already, then said I needed to bring it in. But, I will fix this myself. So, what do I do? Could it be the Motherboard, or Power supply? Those are basically the only things I havent upgraded.

Answer 1

have you tried just reinstalling windows

or is this what you are saying you have done ?

Peace out :)

Answer 2

Did the problem start after you hooked up your other drive? If it did then it could be a bad cable. To try your power supply I would uninstall everything, ie cards and drives, and see if you are getting the error with nothing. If that works with no errors then add one at a time until you get the errors again. You could have a power supply lower then what you need, or it just went bad.

Answer 3

Is it always the same stop error or are they different? What exactly is the error you get? I doubt it is the hard drive. Could be the power supply since it can make a comp act strange sometimes. Could also be a board/memory conflict if it is the page fault error you are getting every time.
If you provide the answer to these questions we may be able to direct a little better.

Answer 4

Could be a drive error.
You best buy a new one.
And upgrade to Vista.
Or get a MAC.

Answer 5

i don't care