BSOD Several Causes

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  1. deepeyes
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    BSOD Several Causes


    Hey, so I've got quite a few of blue screens being caused by ntoskrnl.exe and ntfs.sys. But also some new guys have popped up like sdyboost.sys and partmgr.sys.

    I have run memory diagnostics with memtest86 and also a chkdsk test with no problems reported. No issues with overheating, ran a game for about 30 to 45 minutes and looked at temps, GPU was running around 59 C and CPUs were running at 52C I have updated all drivers that needed to be updated... I'm at the end of my rope with this thing.


    Alright specs:
    HP Pavilion DV6 3160us
    AMD Phenom II N950 Quad Core Processor 2.10 ghz
    4 GB RAM
    1 GB ATI Radeon Mobility 5650 GPU
    64 bit Windows 7 Home Premium
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  3. deepeyes
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    Challenge Accepted?
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  4. deepeyes
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    Update: I have downloaded the HDD diagnostics test from the manufacturer and it came up with no problems.
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  6. panais
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    Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit SP1
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    Hi deepeyes welcome to SF :)

    Please remove and clean avg from your system using the avgremoverx64

    Download and instal Microsoft Security Essentials

    Enable windows firewall.

    Tip: Before starting any of the below scans\check close everything else,dont run any program during the scans\check.

    Restart and,

    In this order run,
    disk-cleanup
    -------------
    disk-check
    select both
    Automatically fix file system errors box.
    Scan for and attempt recovery of bad sectors box.
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    And run

    System File Checker


    Finish and post back with any the results.
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  7. deepeyes
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    Did the unistaller, but AVG was still on. Tried to uninstall through Control Panel and got this
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  8. deepeyes
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    Alright went and found another uninstaller and it was able to remove it completely. Moving on to next steps, will post results.
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  10. panais
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    deepeyes said:
    Alright went and found another uninstaller and it was able to remove it completely. Moving on to next steps, will post results.
    Disable avg,remove avg,use the remover.

    Is not but idea though to run the avg remover,it will clean any left fragments.

    Well ok post back when your ready.
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  11. deepeyes
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    Alright the problem with running the dskchk is that when I get to about 58% of the second stage it freezes and stops. Any ideas?
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  12. deepeyes
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    Alright ran the SFC scannow command, got stopped at 47% Tried it twice
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  13. deepeyes
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    Interesting find from the maintenance check



    Of course it does not offer any information on how to do those things...
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