Random BSOD's on Windows 7 x64

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  1. JMH
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    To repeat... please advise what Anti Virus software you are running.
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  3. SeanHogan
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    zigzag3143 said:
    SeanHogan said:
    I Just received this same issue today. I was trying to close Skype earlier because it froze on me. yet it wouldn't close, and CTRL+ALT+DEL-Task Manager-Force Close still wouldn't close it. Then out of the blue (no pun intended) a random BSOD appears. Then after that I restarted my computer, and Skype auto started so I was apologizing, then BAM-happened again, not within a minute in conversation.. Maybe it could be dealing with Skype? I'm not sure, but I saw JHM's instructions on how to upload and ZIP dumps.

    - I've attached the 3 files that were in my Dump folder.

    I appreciate all the help.

    Sean

    Related to lvrs64.sys Kernel Audio Improvement Filter Driver from Logitech Inc.

    Related to lvuvc64.sys USB Video Class Driver from Logitech Inc.

    I would update both with newest
    Okay. I've had an update from then the past week, just haven't done it yet.


    Nd to JMH, I'm running Avast! Antivirus.

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  4. JMH
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    SeanHogan said:

    Nd to JMH, I'm running Avast! Antivirus.

    Sean
    Nothing showed in your earlier DMP's.
    ........ I note you installed it on the 23rd Feb.
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  6. SeanHogan
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    JMH said:
    SeanHogan said:

    Nd to JMH, I'm running Avast! Antivirus.

    Sean
    Nothing showed in your earlier DMP's.
    ........ I note you installed it on the 23rd Feb.
    Avast? No, I did that the first day I installed Windows onto my computer. Which was about a month and a half ago. It's been a while since I've installed anything onto the HDD.
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  7. JMH
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    Just out of interest & FYI...
    This is what we see in the DMP'S

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  8. Smungle
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    JMH said:
    To repeat... please advise what Anti Virus software you are running.
    Thank you for your reply. i have no anti virus soft on the system with BSoD. i just use vmware for my internet. and theres no anti virus soft on that eather.
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  10. Smungle
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    Thank you for your reply. after i came home i had another BSoD. it was 0x00000001 and it is the one that is most frequent. also some time after i got 0x0000003B.

    i will work on your advice for the others now

    Edit: updated vmware and not long after got another BSoD. oh dear its not looking good dump added...
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  11. Smungle
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    Also update this
    Related to EMUXMIDI.sys E-MU USB XMIDI 1.0 Driver from E-MU Systems    [/QUOTE]



    There is no update for this particular driver, was it a cause? if so i shall delete.
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  12. zigzag3143
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    Smungle said:

    Also update this
    Related to EMUXMIDI.sys E-MU USB XMIDI 1.0 Driver from E-MU Systems


    There is no update for this particular driver, was it a cause? if so i shall delete.
    Thank you

    If you dont need it dont load it. If you absolutely need it re-install it in compatibility mode.

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  13. Smungle
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    I Deleted it just to be sure. Anything on the latest Dumps?
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