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I would avoid any program that uses sptd.sys as it is known to cause problems in Windows 7 .... There are many free alternatives available... VirtualClone comes to mind...
BSOD
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New #13
I apologize for my haste...I mistakenly thought ESET was Norton. Please remove that for testing purposes.
I have gone back to my original post, and highlighted the evidence of ESET.
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New #14
I see...
But I don't know how to test the BSOD, because I don't know what makes it come up.. But everything seems fine now...
what is this STPD.sys thing?
But I thought daemon tool was compatable to window 7?
I guess I'll only install it when i need it then..
Thanks for the help..
(I just want to ask... does BSOD damage the computer in any way? Like does it damages hardwares? Or make window 7 not good to use? Does it have any side-effects?)
Thanks
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New #15
The BSOD is actually designed to prevent damage to hardware. When the system encounters a critical error, such as a bad driver or bad hardware, it will shut itself down immediately, resulting in a BSOD.
Daemon Tools is allegedly compatible with Windows 7, but it has cause BSODs since Vista. It will run, yes, but it is not a reliable program.
SPTD.sys is a driver used by Daemon Tools and a few other programs like it.
As for testing BSODs, just go about your normal work, and if you get a BSOD, upload the new dump.
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New #16
I see..
I guess I'm going to stay away from imagin tools...
Anyway, it seems like there isn't any blue screens now.. so I think the problem is solved.. But if there is.. I'll be sure to come back..
This forum is really helpfull..
helped me twice already..
THANKS
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New #17
If you want, go ahead and use MagicDisc. It is similar to Daemon Tools in function, but it does not use SPTD.
Freeware MagicISO Virtual CD/DVD-ROM(MagicDisc) Overview
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New #18
I see...
Cool, thanks.. ^ ^
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