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This is the latest crash I gotten.
I had removed Wacom driver already, so what could it be this time? *sigh*
What is the cause of my BSOD?
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New #12
Yes, that is my Motu unit only mine is not the mk3 version. Mk3 has reverb built in which I wouldn't ever use anyhow.
But ya, you still have this driver and it's most likely the issue since you already remove the others:
adfs adfs.SYS Mon Nov 03 11:48:14 2008
Uninstall all Adobe applications to test.
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New #13
Great. So what production you doing tho =)
Oh dear... now it seem like I have to uninstall a lot of things. But this kinda crash happen out of no reason without warning at all. What happen if I uninstall Adobe and it happen again? I need to work on Adobe Ps for my work tho, so when should I install back the applications?
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New #14
Hello Pboong,
Your issues with drivers is not unique, you can check your software and driver compatibility here (and with the various manufacturers): Windows 7 Compatibility Center home.
Cheers,
Tara
Windows Outreach Team
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New #15
Tara, please give me a break here with this. So may times you put this when it isn't needed or called for.
His driver issue is nothing that Microsoft can help or fix. It's an Adobe issue.
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Pboong -
You can likely leave Photoshop CS4 installed because I have that and do not have the driver in question on my system. It's likely from other Adobe software because I also have Audition, Flash, Premiere Pro CS4 and still do not have that file.
Maybe you have Acrobat or Reader installed that owns the file. You can Google it to maybe find out more detail.
If you're interested in stopping bsod, I would remove all Adobe software as cleanly as possible and get rid of that driver, to test. Then add what you want one by one until you see it return. And then you know your issue.
As far as production here goes, I'm a solo guitar artist. Really very much into music like Dream Theater, Steve Vai, Yngwai Malmsteen, Joe Satriani, Liquid Tension Experiment - that kind of thing. I play bass too but guitar is my main thing. So I have a home studio here based on the Motu unit.
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New #16
Thank you TG.
I shall uninstall the Adobe, reboot and install back. Hoping this will fix the issue. Hoping no more BSOD again.
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Nice... I played guitar for a while only and never practise much. My fingers are too stiff tho. I wish I could have practise harder. =)
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New #17
Also see this. You might have malware.
Scan with Malwarebytes and upload the driver file to jotti.org to test it.
33386838.EVT, Prevx
"33386838.EVT can also use the following file names:
- ADFS.SYS"
Is it clean?
Also, here's a vid I put up not too long ago. But the video itself is a few years old now.
Post a picture of you
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New #18
I clicked on it and download Prevx 3.0 and did the scan. However, after scanning through, there's no threats at all.
But during the scan, I got another BSOD again.
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New #19
Upload it to Jotti's malware scan
I'd get it off the system anyhow.
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New #20
Sorry, TG.
I went to the site earlier on, but what is the file that I need to upload? Sorry, I am quite clueless. =(
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