BSOD - ntoskml.exe + different errors

Spagnum · 06 Oct 2012

Hi guys...

I'm having problems with different BSOD’s. They appear quit randomly, but running heaver programs like VMware or games seems to trick the problem in particular.

I tried different driver for my Nvidea Gforce 550 ti, since the error seems related to ntoskml.exe and I read it often was driver reladed. I also tried running a memory test with Memtest86+ to check my RAM, but I passed all the tests wit on errors.

Any help would be appreciated.

Arc · 06 Oct 2012

Your crash is caused bt Klif Mini-Filter fre_wnet_x86 (Kaspersky).

Code:

fffff880`0abdeae0  fffff880`0494710cUnable to load image \SystemRoot\system32\DRIVERS\klif.sys, Win32 error 0n2
*** WARNING: Unable to verify timestamp for klif.sys
*** ERROR: Module load completed but symbols could not be loaded for klif.sys
 klif+0x8810c

Uninstall Kaspersky and use Microsoft Security Essentials - Free Antivirus for Windows. Let us know the results.

Spagnum · 06 Oct 2012

Thank you very much, I'll try that, and report back here.
I'm curious where you found this information. I have been looking though the minidump with debugging tools to try to find a hint, but did not come anywhere near that...

Arc · 07 Oct 2012

Spagnum said:

I'm curious where you found this information. I have been looking though the minidump with debugging tools to try to find a hint, but did not come anywhere near that...

You are to see the full stack.

Spagnum · 10 Oct 2012

Arc said:

Spagnum said:

I'm curious where you found this information. I have been looking though the minidump with debugging tools to try to find a hint, but did not come anywhere near that...

You are to see the full stack.

I'll need to read up in debugging I guess

I did not remove Kasperksy right away because my system seemed to run okay, but since I just got another BSOD today I removed it and installed MS security essentials. I will report back later with the results.

Arc · 10 Oct 2012

Take your time.

Removing Kaspersky is the enough step to make your system free from this particular type of crashes. I wish you will not have the same issue again :)

Spagnum · 11 Oct 2012

Crap... just had three BSOD in a row. dammit I thought removing kaspersky would do it.

Here's the three last minidump files, any suggestions?

koolkat77 · 11 Oct 2012

How many passes did you take memtest for?
What's the age of all your hardware?
When was the last time you installed windows?

Spagnum · 20 Oct 2012

koolkat77 said:

How many passes did you take memtest for?
What's the age of all your hardware?
When was the last time you installed windows?

Think it was 4 passes with memtest.
Hard to say, some older then other.
About half a year ago.

Update
My computer started turning off randomly, so I'm planing trying with another power supply, when I get the chance.

koolkat77 · 20 Oct 2012

You should check if anything is over heating first.
Use Speccy or HWinfo.