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"BSOD: A clock interrupt was not received on a secondary processor within the allocated time interval",you're probably sick of me and my PC problems, but I really need help with this one! Ever since i built my gaming pc (about a year ago), i've been getting this BSOD: A clock interrupt was not received on a secondary processor within the allocated time interval. At first I didnt know what was causing it, and i still dont really, but recently i have discovered that when i play a video or music off a usb drive, it cuts out after about 2-3 minutes. Other than that, it happens randomly. Ive been trying all day to fix it but i havent got anywhere. So far ive: -Tried a different hard drive -Removed the DVD drive -Removed the wifi card -Unplugged the front panel USB ports -Unplugged the HD audio port -Disabled USB 2.0 controller and LAN controller in the bios -Used a different mouse -Used a different keyboard None of this worked. Ive done loads of research and it seems that this problem can be just about anything! I dont know what else to try. I dont have any other RAM or another CPU so i cant test those, unless there is a programme to do it. My specs are: MoBo: Asus M5A78L-M LX3 CPU: AMD Fx 6300 GPU: XFX Radeon 7870 Psu: 500w Coolermaster Ram: 4Gb corsair vengeance If anyone knows anything I can do to fix this
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