Help with these dump files

jgarcia said:

I need to know because they caused these dump files have not appeared since the OS BSOD.
Thanks for the help given

Hello ! Welcome to SF !

Seems like the you have initiated the BSOD through Keyboard connected on i8042prt ports https://www.sevenforums.com/855782-post14.html

Anyways i have looks at the Dump files you have few drivers that is pretty old ones.

I found one driver giveio.sys dated 1996. It is a widely-used driver to allow user-mode programs to access hardware registers and I/O ports, such as for controlling fan speed or monitoring temperatures. It is generally safe, although since it uses undocumented kernel calls it may cause instability.

So i would recommend to go to C:\Windows\System32 and rename that Driver to giveio.sys to giveio.old

Here are some other Outdated Drivers:

Code:

nvstor32.sys Tue Aug 19 07:23:17 2008
nvm62x32.sys Sat Oct 18 02:30:39 2008
giveio.sys   Thu Apr 04 08:03:25 1996
000.fcl      Thu May 04 07:51:48 2006

Hope this helps,
Captain

jgarcia said:

thanks for the help, will you explain to me that changing the file extension giveio

Yes as I told you before go to C:\Windows\System32\Drivers located giveio.sys Right Click and rename then rename it to giveio.old and reboot the System.

- Captain

When you change the extension of the file, you are changing the filename. By just changing the extension from .sys to .old or to .bak or to .anything, you are changing the filename and the driver will not load.

jgarcia said:

ok and did what to rename the file giveio which was not in the folder system, drivers but only in system32, but I would like to know what the function of that file

Here giveio.sys Windows process - What is it?

- Captain

You are correct; drivers are located in c:\Windows\System32\ Drivers. To answer your question, the process giveio belongs to the software giveio or ADC Analyzer or SwiftForth or Disspy by unknown. Basically, this is very obsolete software. I am unable to find the name of the company that created it. I very much doubt that the driver or the software can be updated for Win 7. I would suggest uninstalling the software and then deleting driver once you have uninstalled the software.

Oops, again I was typing at the same time as the Captain.

The Captain found the obsolete drivers listed in your dump files.