First off - a update: When all this first happened, I installed a NVIDIA (my card manu.) program called NVIDIA GeForce, thinking it would be a easier way to apply driver updates..which it somewhat was.
Recently, such as within the past week or so, after installing a very old game via disc - Command and Conquer Generals/Zero Hour, to be specific
(Or to be even more specific - Command and Conquer The First Decade, which includes every C&C game except C&C3 Tiberium Wars, Red Alert 3, and so on) - set it to compatibility mode for WinXP SP2 and to Run as Administrator.
EDIT: The Main game - Command and Conquer Generals, ran fine. But with Zero Hour, the expansion to Generals, after playing a couple campaign maps the BSOD would occur again. After the reboot, I try it again, same thing.
Afterwards, I uninstalled GeForce and instead of just letting the campaign continue on to the next map after hitting Continue, tested a different method to continue the campaign maps (via after one map completes, hit Exit at the score screen, go to the Saved game section of Main Menu since it auto-saves after every campaign map completion and load from there) and have yet to experience a BSOD ever since.
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@Ric - In addition to the above of uninstalling GeForce, since it was ever since I installed it that problems arose:
Awhile prior to uninstalling GeForce:
- Ran a memory test (as mentioned in one of my earlier posts)
- If I recall correctly, I also ran a sfc/scannow or something similar in command prompt (I had researched the 0x124 code prior to Kitetsu suggesting 'sfc/scannow' and found a answer from a MS-tech suggesting a command-prompt command)
Both of which didn't show anything wrong.
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@xitreon: May I ask what exactly you mean by 'brick your computer'?
