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The log would be where the executable is. What program were you using to download the GTA 5? Did you use that today?

The dump shows that it is related to: IMAGE_NAME: usbccgp.sys DEBUG_FLR_IMAGE_TIMESTAMP: 53d0f1b3 MODULE_NAME: usbccgp FAULTING_MODULE: fffff801020a6000 usbccgp DEFAULT_BUCKET_ID: WIN8_DRIVER_FAULT BUGCHECK_STR: 0x9F PROCESS_NAME: mscorsvw.exe The mscorsvw.exe is the .net optimizer. The...

I am familiar with GW2, and that error is always video driver related. What video card do you have, and what driver level are you at? Also, has the system had all Microsoft updates and patches applied to it? The latest update to GW2 stresses the older drivers heavily, and the system patches...

Going through the information leads me to ask to look at the CPU closer. There are a couple of drivers that are iffy, and have been known to cause problems, but primarily they stress the CPU and GPU. The ESEADriver2 is one of these. But most importantly, the stress factor to the CPU, and that...

You stated that you have changed ram, power supply, video card and motherboard. When you changed out the RAM, and ran the test, did you leave the new ram in, or swap back to the old ram? Same with the power supply, video card and motherboard. Is the computer you are having the problem with...

When you changed ram and power supply, did you stay with the new ones, or went back to the original ones? Other than the base Windows 8.1, what devices, device drivers, and software are you installing?

Try these two items: Winkey plus 'X' Choose Command Prompt (Admin) Type sfc /scannow, then press the enter key. when it finishes, reboot, then open a CMD window in administrator mode again, and do: Dism /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth Reboot Then once again do the sfc /scannow in a...

Thank you, and I apologize for taking so long in replying. It got very busy at work. It was the network driver. It took two different third party uninstallers, and Qualcomm utility to remove all the remaining pieces of that crap, but finally got to where Windows no longer saw the network...

This morning around 4am, the computer started BSOD'ing with kernel security check failure's. Though out the day I have searched, tracked down drivers, tried everything I can think of. Memcheck: 6 passes, no errors Verifier: Won't even finish loading desktop before crashing on wifi driver...