Apparently, you've been tampering with the Registry or running some type of tweak software. Windows 7 does not normally need any tweaks and third party software that does will usually damage the install.
I suggest trying this first: Repair Install
It that doesn't work, a fresh install is in your future.
Tweak prefetch tool i tried it but got an error so it never worked. So it can't be that whats causing the errors. I have done the msconfig link you sent me on this post!
Could these crashes be caused by viruses?
And what will this windows 7 repair do?
The stackhash error is caused by Data Exception Prevention (DEP) and could be caused by malware. It can also be caused by errant software that you are attempting to run or have run that corrupted the Registry. All the DLLs you have indicated are Windows core drivers. Since you stated you ran the System File Checker (SFC) command and no errors were noted, it would appear the system drivers are intact.
Run the MBAM scanner using this tutorial: Malwarebytes Anti-Malware Free
Download the free version and do NOT select the trial. Also note that MBAM should be "Run as Administrator" when you execute it.
Also run the Kaspersky TDS Killer using this tutorial: Kaspersky TDSSKiller: Detect / Repair TDSS Rookits
This scanner should also be "Run as Administrator".
Report back any hits.
Hi i did have DEP disabled at one point for a few months for flight sim but is now enabled!
I have got malwarebytes the trial ended i purchased the software!
I will try the TDSSkiller tonight and report back. Thankyou
Well if SFC came back clear has to be a virus or something?
Will i also try windows deffender offline?
It can't hurt. No single AV scanner finds everything.
This is a good one for finding Registry hacks. You might give the free version a try. Use the Emergency Kit Scanner only for the time being.
http://www.emsisoft.com/en/software/eek/
Last edited by carwiz; 14 Aug 2014 at 09:26. Reason: Addition
Right will i run both of those links you sent me then? TDSSkill and emisoft?
I'm hoping its an virus and not something thats broken.
When i tried to run windows defender offline on my external harddrive it gave me a formatting error last night?
emergency kit has picked up 2 viruses so far
rogue.win32.fakeAV (A) 1 registry key
Adware.win32.adhere (A) 1 registry key
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