Windows 7 Ultimate crashing - ntoskrnl.exe

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  1. enrique936
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       New #11

    that wasn't the one that I saw, I'll try it now to see what happens, thanks!
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  3. enrique936
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       New #12

    I've installed the oldest driver but still got the same blue screen after 10 minutes of use, so I'm back to square one
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  4. YoYo155
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       New #13

    Can you upload the new dump?
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  6. enrique936
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       New #14

    sure, here it is:
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  7. YoYo155
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       New #15

    Run Memtest86+ and post back with the results.

    RAM - Test with Memtest86+
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  8. enrique936
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       New #16

    I've already ran memtest yesterday, but I'm gonna let it testing all night and tomorrow will post the results
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  10. Arc
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       New #17

    I am guessing the system is still infected.
    Code:
    fffff880`0f487508  fffff880`0107e591 ataport!IdeProcessPortNotification+0x16d
fffff880`0f487608  fffff880`0107af00 ataport!IdeStartCrbSynchronized+0x2c
    Have you run TDSSKiller already? Try it one more time. If still the situation is the same, go for a Clean Reinstall - Factory OEM Windows 7.
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  11. enrique936
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       New #18

    When I finish the memtest I will run TDSSkiller, I already ran the other anti-malware and it deleted 8 infected files, if the TDSSkiller doesn't work, I'll do a factory OEM and post the results here, thanks!
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  12. enrique936
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       New #19

    The TDSSkiller didn't found anything, so I guess the next step will be a clean install, I'll start now and post the results in a moment
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  13. enrique936
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       New #20

    so, I did a clean reinstall, only this time I installed windows 7 professional, while performing windows update I got blue screen twice, both saying "page fault in nonpaged area", the third time it updated correctly but I'm not really sure that the problem is solved
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