I have been getting multiple BSODS since day one

Arc · 29 Aug 2013

I think here is the answer to your question .....

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x BlueRobot · 29 Aug 2013

luke1426 · 30 Aug 2013

Arc said:

I think here is the answer to your question .....

Attachment 283708

No offence but that doesn't help a bit I know that I have to do that. I can't actually download the file(Driver) from the website because every time I try it says it was interrupted. Therefore it is only a partial download.

x BlueRobot · 30 Aug 2013

Have you tried a different browser? Before, you stated you've just tried IE, because you thought Google Chrome was causing problems. Have you tried Firefox or Opera? Or even Google Chrome? User-Mode programs like Google Chrome can't cause BSODs.

luke1426 · 30 Aug 2013

x BlueRobot said:

Have you tried a different browser? Before, you stated you've just tried IE, because you thought Google Chrome was causing problems. Have you tried Firefox or Opera? Or even Google Chrome? User-Mode programs like Google Chrome can't cause BSODs.

Really? It seemed like every time I open chrome soon a BSOD would follow, Chrome is my favorite browser though so I'll re-download chrome and try downloading the driver through it.

Thanks, Luke

luke1426 · 30 Aug 2013

Oh and my trial for malwarebytes has ended. Meaning I no longer have it. Should I be worried?

Arc · 30 Aug 2013

luke1426 said:

Oh and my trial for malwarebytes has ended. Meaning I no longer have it. Should I be worried?

Yes, you have to. Uninstall Malwarebytes. and reinstall it. Dont enable Free Trial during installation.

koolkat77 said:

Microsoft Security Essentials & the Free version of Malwarebytes, update and make full scans separately:

Malwarebytes Free

Note

Do not start the trial version of MalwareBytes

You may also take a look at:

Good & Free System Security Combination

x BlueRobot · 31 Aug 2013

luke1426 said:

x BlueRobot said:

Have you tried a different browser? Before, you stated you've just tried IE, because you thought Google Chrome was causing problems. Have you tried Firefox or Opera? Or even Google Chrome? User-Mode programs like Google Chrome can't cause BSODs.

Really? It seemed like every time I open chrome soon a BSOD would follow, Chrome is my favorite browser though so I'll re-download chrome and try downloading the driver through it.

Thanks, Luke

Yes, it is impossible, and if it doesn't work then I'll try Firefox.

luke1426 · 31 Aug 2013

It still doesn't. It doesn't say it didn't work I watched it and it was just past 100 mb and then it just acted as it was finished. The actual size of is supposed to be 300 mb though isn't it? in my Downloads its 112 mb.

Appreciate all the help guys, Luke

Arc · 31 Aug 2013

Download it from another computer you have access to. Ask friends for it.