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Happening again!
The problem usually goes away for 1-2 days and then comes back. It always occurs within minutes of me booting up my PC, repeats 5-10 times, then goes back to functioning normally.
BSOD error 0x000000f4 caused by driver ntoskrnl.exe
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New #12
I did a scan with Malwarebytes Free and it found some Trojan.BHO, not sure what that is.
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New #13
If you want to report a BSOD, do it following the Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) Posting Instructions.
Attach the data in your reply post.
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New #14
What? I thought I did. See first post
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New #15
Ah! I think I will not be able to help you, something is there that is is beyond my ability.
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New #16
Thanks for your help anyway :)
Do you think maybe if I reformatted that would help? Seems like my hardware is okay. I don't really mind doing that if necessary.
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New #17
One thing might help .... if you report a BSOD, post the BSOD data. The original post is a history already.
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New #18
Happened again, even after reformatting and reinstalling Windows.
Attached BSOD stuff from today
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New #19
Uninstall MSI SuperCharger. Everytime the Stop 0xF4 followed by the event that SuperCharger Loaded.
Also, Have you followed this part of post #9 ? What were the results?
One thing is interesting there ..... cdrom.sys failed to load during bootAlso, Scan the system for possible virus infection with the following programs.
But I am not seeing any CD ROM there.Code:The following boot-start or system-start driver(s) failed to load: cdrom
If you have a CD drive, can you remove it as a test?
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New #20
I found no threats on my PC using the programs you suggested. I uninstalled Supercharger and will wait and see what happens.
Also, I used an external CD drive to install drivers for the motherboard with the CD that came in the box. Could that be causing that error to come up?
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