BSOD irql problem help pl0x

thanks if that doesn't work, i just though maybe if i put tdsskiller on my usb, then use copy e:\tdsskiller c: then i could have it on my c: then maybe i could use the earlier step. you think this could work?

Might well do, or drop it in C:\Users. Try n keep the address short n sweet. Maybe try running it from E:\ ??

To change your folder path when opening a command prompt: I'm starting off in system32, OK? You might be different. Red is what you type, Blue is what you get.

C:\Windows\system32>cd C:\

C:\> (notice how it's gone back to C:\ ? Now we build the path up. Keep the space between cd and your next folder name There must be a quicker way, but this works!)

C:\>cd users

C:\Users>

C:\Users>cd ian elsegood

C:\Users\ian elsegood>

C:\Users\ian elsegood>cd desktop

C:\Users\ian elsegood\desktop>

C:\Users\ian elsegood\desktop>cd tdsskiller

C:\Users\ian elsegood\desktop\tdsskiller>

C:\Users\ian elsegood\desktop\tdsskiller>tdsskiller.exe

im contemplating doing a full restore/ factory reset surely this will fix the problem?

is there any way to use the intel download centre/ any way to update the drivers without internet connection because safe mode with networking BSOD-crashes, basically no way of accessing internet on that computer but can i download on this computer and transfer via usb or somthing?

BravoBoy said:

i think i can see a problem, i am running the cmd through going into "repair computer" on boot and then command prompt.

That would be a different mode as from Safe Mode.

BravoBoy said:

so how would i go about getting from x:\windows\system32> to c:\windows\system32>???

I wouldn't have thought that would be possible. I would say that the "X" drive would be a theoretical, as opposed to an actual drive.

BravoBoy said:

is there any way to use the intel download centre/ any way to update the drivers without internet connection because safe mode with networking BSOD-crashes, basically no way of accessing internet on that computer but can i download on this computer and transfer via usb or somthing?

Possible, if you can see the USB drive when running Safe Mode.

BravoBoy said:

im contemplating doing a full restore/ factory reset surely this will fix the problem?

I honestly think that that is what I would be doing. As long as a total clean, as in not a repair, install.
I know that seems a negative answer, but once I couldn't even boot to Safe Mode with networking, I'd be thinking "Game Over".

I've just recently done a total fresh install, after SP1** slowed me to a crawl. Took a total of three days, eliminating "iffy" (kb2286198 & kb980408 in my case) Windows Downloads/Updates, only adding two or three at a time. Installing my "crucial" software and then making a back up with, amongst others, Macrium. At least I know the next time it eventually goes tits up I've got a back up to my "sweet spot" Windows 7.

** Nothing new in SP1 for me, all security updates were installed, I installed in a moment of stupidity.

Game over doesn't sound good. Do you mean the whole computers had it? anyway, I can see USB from safe mode so how would I go about using the intel driver update thing without Internet? The link back on pg1 is in browser search

im willing to do ANYTHING to fix this, any reset, re-install windows or anything like that??? im desperate here, i need a working computer!

BravoBoy said:

Game over doesn't sound good. Do you mean the whole computers had it? anyway, I can see USB from safe mode

"Game Over" was not really the best choice of words I made. I meant I'd have given up and I'd be doing a fresh install. I didn't mean that your PC was dead.

Now, if you can download the installer on another PC and put it on your usb, and then you can see the contents of your usb (E:\) in safe mode, you should be able to run it, I don't think it needs internet access to install. I cannot confirm this (I've tried) the software/drivers are not installed on my PC