Broke safe mode due to BSOD


  1. Dunno123
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    Broke safe mode due to BSOD


    Hello, A couple days ago i turned my computer on to see the Blue screen. Inbetween then and now, I've been looking at various solutions to fix it. I found out that it was a bad pool header error and was due to a driver. I used WhoCrashed app thing and said that it was either avgsys32 or avgsys64 (I can't remember which one)and so i tried to uninstall avg antivirus but i couldn't do it in safe mode so i stupidly deleted the avgsys file and i still get BSOD and now i can't get in to safemode as it gets stuck on the loading windows files screen right after avgidsha.sys.
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  3. Britton30
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    Welcome to Seven Forums.

    Does Windows boot to normal mode?
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  4. Dunno123
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    No, its blue screens with bad pool header being the error everytime.
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  6. Britton30
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    It sounds like you broke Windows. Try the steps Brink outlines here:

    Startup Repair

    If you don't have an install disk you can make you own or use a USB flash drive. See step Six to learn how to make one. If the above doesn't work then go ahead and doe the repair install.

    Repair Install

    One more thing it too check your memory, it runs outside of Windows.


    RAM (memory) test:
    This will require memtest on a bootable CD or USB stick.
    RAM - Test with Memtest86+
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  7. Dunno123
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    Running memtest now. Thanks for help so far
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  8. Dunno123
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    I ran memtest with no errors and startup repair multiple times and said it couldn't detect a problem. Do i need a fresh install?
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  10. Britton30
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    Try the Repair Install I linked in post #4 first.
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