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thenecessity
Can you upload the tcpmon.ini file from C:\Windows\System32 folder
NoteThe file has an icon of a notepad and a gear on it. The type is Configuration Settings
Changing BSODs on startup.
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New #12
The disk check came up with everything as okay.
Here is tcpmon.ini
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New #13
The memory test came up all good too, 7 passes, no errors.
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thenecessity
Lets run these Tools to see if there are any left over files
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New #15
I'm reusing the SF Diagnostic tool right now as I had a crash earlier, but I used them, should be no traces of norton and mcafee and ive got both MSE and malwarebytes installed.
edit: here it is, it still has all the other crash dumps in it too.
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New #16
you may want to try updating your BIOS it is very old:
you can find Bios updates on the system manufacturers webpageCode:BIOS Version/Date Dell Inc. A03, 12/21/2009
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New #17
A03 is the only version shown to me in the support section for my computer model.
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New #18
I did a scan with Mse and it found a virus. Alureon.a that required me to use defender offline to remove. I did that and removed the virus when I used defender but now I'm getting blue screen 0x0000007b. Using my phone right now.
Startup repair is saying root cause is unspecified changes to system configuration.Last edited by thenecessity; 19 Apr 2013 at 15:09.
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New #19
LOL Why is the picture upside down?
My recommendation is to open up a thread in System Security section to remove the Rootkit on your machine.
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New #20
Haha, no idea why it uploaded upside down, used my phone for that. I'm on another computer right now. I'll do that other thread.
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