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Windows 7: Update for a fix of BSOD

10 May 2010   #1

WINDOWS 7 ULTIMATE X64
North Carolina
 
 
Update for a fix of BSOD

Guys I just thought I would chime in with a update on my BSOD on my system. If you remember I was getting a BSOD about 1 time a week I change everything I could thank of from changing hardware to software and changing settings in the bios. After reinstalling Windows 7 3-4 times the only thing that was the same was the software I was using. So I started to download my programs one at a time and the next week I installed another program I was checking my event log every day without any problems (UNTIL I DOWNLOADED AVG) I started getting warning and a few errors and then BAM a BSOD. I restarted windows and it ran fine for 5 days and then out of the blue a BSOD again, About one time a week this would happened. So I uninstalled AVG and downloaded microsoft security essentials and for 3 weeks not one BSOD and the system runs great. I guess it is something about my set up that AVG don't play nice with?? I just thought I would tell you guys that are having BSOD problem check your software first so you will not go through the nightmare I went thought. Maybe this will help?

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10 May 2010   #2
Shardx1

 

It seems like AVG causes a lot of problems for a lot of people. Personally, I avoid it like the plague after it messed up my XP desktop pretty bad.
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10 May 2010   #3

Windows 7 - Vista
New Jersey, USA
 
 

Quote   Quote: Originally Posted by M YANCEY View Post
Guys I just thought I would chime in with a update on my BSOD on my system. If you remember I was getting a BSOD about 1 time a week I change everything I could thank of from changing hardware to software and changing settings in the bios. After reinstalling Windows 7 3-4 times the only thing that was the same was the software I was using. So I started to download my programs one at a time and the next week I installed another program I was checking my event log every day without any problems (UNTIL I DOWNLOADED AVG) I started getting warning and a few errors and then BAM a BSOD. I restarted windows and it ran fine for 5 days and then out of the blue a BSOD again, About one time a week this would happened. So I uninstalled AVG and downloaded microsoft security essentials and for 3 weeks not one BSOD and the system runs great. I guess it is something about my set up that AVG don't play nice with?? I just thought I would tell you guys that are having BSOD problem check your software first so you will not go through the nightmare I went thought. Maybe this will help?

Hi -

Thank you for posting back with the solution.

AVG has been acting up in the last few months.

MSE is an excellent choice.

I hope that your BSOD-free days continue in perpetuity.

Regards. . .

jcgriff2

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11 May 2010   #4

WINDOWS 7 ULTIMATE X64
North Carolina
 
 

Quote   Quote: Originally Posted by jcgriff2 View Post
Quote   Quote: Originally Posted by M YANCEY View Post
Guys I just thought I would chime in with a update on my BSOD on my system. If you remember I was getting a BSOD about 1 time a week I change everything I could thank of from changing hardware to software and changing settings in the bios. After reinstalling Windows 7 3-4 times the only thing that was the same was the software I was using. So I started to download my programs one at a time and the next week I installed another program I was checking my event log every day without any problems (UNTIL I DOWNLOADED AVG) I started getting warning and a few errors and then BAM a BSOD. I restarted windows and it ran fine for 5 days and then out of the blue a BSOD again, About one time a week this would happened. So I uninstalled AVG and downloaded microsoft security essentials and for 3 weeks not one BSOD and the system runs great. I guess it is something about my set up that AVG don't play nice with?? I just thought I would tell you guys that are having BSOD problem check your software first so you will not go through the nightmare I went thought. Maybe this will help?

Hi -

Thank you for posting back with the solution.

AVG has been acting up in the last few months.

MSE is an excellent choice.

I hope that your BSOD-free days continue in perpetuity.

Regards. . .

jcgriff2

.

You hit the nail I changed to MSE and it was been great!
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