Windows 7: BSOD always overnight, computer is always on

qtdogllc · 16 Aug 2012

Hello,

Newbie here looking for help identifying bad drivers and such. We recently installed McAfee (only known system change) and have been coming into the office with restarted computers that typically are only manually rebooted once a week. I have attached the requested files for assistance.

Thanks!

QT

karlsnooks · 16 Aug 2012

qtdoglic,
Welcome to SevenForums.

On one of your machines:
100% uninstall MuckAfee aka McAfee
100% uninstall any other anti-anything, any non-microsoft firewall.
Install Microsoft Security Essentials, MSE. Link in my signature.

http://service.mcafee.com/FAQDocument.aspx?id=TS100507

Let me know if the problem is gone from that machine.

karl

karlsnooks · 16 Aug 2012

qtdoglic,
Despite what one of your it "experts" may have told you, you also may find that this problem goes away if you let the system set your Paging file size. the paging file size is presently set to 0.

Layback Bear · 16 Aug 2012

If I may. I noticed a 7600 instead of 7601. SP-1 isn't installed. McAfee at times will get in the way of getting SP-1. McAfee is Malware.
I will go back to reading and watching.

karlsnooks · 16 Aug 2012

Layback,
Actually, you have a very valid point since he doesn't have SP1 installed.
(windbg command: vertarget)
Maybe the thread starter will chime in and give us an update.

Layback Bear · 16 Aug 2012

Well after having Mc Malware anything can be can be goofy. Seem like a lot of problems are also because people don't do a proper shutdown and boot.

Windows 7: BSOD always overnight, computer is always on

BSOD always overnight, computer is always on problems?