BSOD Every Day only at First PC Start!!!

Use Revo Uninstaller to remove the offending bit of Gigabyte software (most likely "Easy Tuner 6").

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Ok I completely uninstalled the Easy Tune 6 software using Revo (in Safe Mode) and Windows started normally.

I installed Easy Tune 6 just before i started running the first Prime95 test, because i wanted to keep an eye on CPU's and system's temperature.

I can't remember if I installed it with the first Motherboard's drivers installation and then uninstalled it with windows uninstaller (because i didn't need it). If i did so, is there a chance that this was the reason for all these BSOD?

Thanks again for your support

r0mph said:

If i did so, is there a chance that this was the reason for all these BSOD?

It's a possibility.

I turned my computer on today and Windows loaded normally.

I opened firefox and it crashed immediately. I tried to open firefox again and I got BSOD again.

The name of the file that caused it this time is "tcpip.sys" (I guess it's the LAN Driver). After restart everything was normal as usual (no safe mode like the gdrv.sys BSOD).

I have attached the new dump files.

r0mph said:

I turned my computer on today and Windows loaded normally.

I opened firefox and it crashed immediately. I tried to open firefox again and I got BSOD again.

The name of the file that caused it this time is "tcpip.sys" (I guess it's the LAN Driver). After restart everything was normal as usual (no safe mode like the gdrv.sys BSOD).

I have attached the new dump files.

Remove any Zone Alarm software using the removal tool

I don't have Zone Alarm software installed.

r0mph said:

I don't have Zone Alarm software installed.

Then update your Networking drivers

All my drivers are up to date through Driver Genius Pro

Another BSOD today at first PC start just after Windows loaded...

The responsible files this time were: something like that "* .sys" and "usbport.sys".

i have attached the new dump files.

All my drivers are up to date through Driver Genius Pro

Never use this utilities, the may damage the OS

The responsible files this time were: something like that "* .sys" and "usbport.sys".

This usually caused by an USB device, remove any unnecessary device

gdrv.sys is still being blamed, boot in safe mode and go to C:\Windows\System32\drivers, locate gdrv.sys and rename it to gdrv.sys.old

Code:

BugCheck C4, {f6, d4, fffffa80081b48f0, fffff88006f12809}

Unable to load image \??\C:\Windows\gdrv.sys, Win32 error 0n2
*** WARNING: Unable to verify timestamp for gdrv.sys
*** ERROR: Module load completed but symbols could not be loaded for gdrv.sys