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  1. Shini
    Posts : 7
    Windows 7 64bit home premium
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       New #11

    its weird though.. i ahve done everything that you guys have said.. and it still have not gotten fixed.. i even changed my keyboard/screen.. maybe its some other faulty hardware?
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  3. panais
    Posts : 5,405
    Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit SP1
       New #12

    Shini said:
    its weird though.. i ahve done everything that you guys have said.. and it still have not gotten fixed.. i even changed my keyboard/screen.. maybe its some other faulty hardware?
    The new bsod caused by kbdclass.sys.
    This now is a logitech driver error.
    Download the most updated software/driver for ur pc. Logitech
    Uninstall any logitech driver you have,again clean any remaining fragments with ccleaner.
    Install the new software/driver.
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  4. Shini
    Posts : 7
    Windows 7 64bit home premium
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       New #13

    Holys*** i think reinstalling my logitech driver actually fixed it thanks!
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  6. panais
    Posts : 5,405
    Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit SP1
       New #14

    Shini said:
    Holys*** i think reinstalling my logitech driver actually fixed it thanks!
    Glad for the good news!!
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