ntoskrnl.exe 0x0000001E BSOD

zigzag3143 said:

justinbronze said:

I don't have bitlocker on my computer.

Ah but you do and it is loaded.

Isn't it loaded on all Windows 7 systems as part of security? I have it on my computer, but I do not actually have bitlocker as an option through control panel or if I open up my computer and view my hard drives. As Brink states in BitLocker Drive Encryption - Windows 7 Drive - Turn On or Off with no TPM, BitLocker is only available in the Windows 7 Ultimate and Enterprise editions.

Bitlocker is not included on the Home version, which I have. When I type bitlocker into the search bar in the start menu, nothing comes up. When I look in control panel, nothing.

Logically, I can only conclude I do not have Bitlocker Drive Encryption.


EDIT: I only have 20 non-Microsoft drivers, so I'll be running verifier on 6 now, and the next two runs on 7 at a time. I'll put an update if verifier shows anything.

zigzag3143 said:

justinbronze said:

Bitlocker is not included on the Home version, which I have. When I type bitlocker into the search bar in the start menu, nothing comes up. When I look in control panel, nothing.

Logically, I can only conclude I do not have Bitlocker Drive Encryption.

If you insist.

I have seen your pictures and have no doubt it's related to Bitlocker. But I assure you, nowhere on my computer do I have Bitlocker and if I somehow did, by some miracle off chance, I have no way of getting to it.

I remain confident I do not have it, however.

justinbronze said:

Bitlocker is not included on the Home version, which I have. When I type bitlocker into the search bar in the start menu, nothing comes up. When I look in control panel, nothing.

Logically, I can only conclude I do not have Bitlocker Drive Encryption.


EDIT: I only have 20 non-Microsoft drivers, so I'll be running verifier on 6 now, and the next two runs on 7 at a time. I'll put an update if verifier shows anything.

You do have it, but my theory is that it runs in a more basic form on our systems (I also have Home Premium) as part of security. Obviously you cannot disable it, so we cannot fix your issue that way. Run through the Driver Verifier steps I outlined, and we will try to track down any other possible causes of your blue screen errors.

writhziden said:

zigzag3143 said:

justinbronze said:

I don't have bitlocker on my computer.

Ah but you do and it is loaded.

Isn't it loaded on all Windows 7 systems as part of security? I have it on my computer, but I do not actually have bitlocker as an option through control panel or if I open up my computer and view my hard drives. As Brink states in BitLocker Drive Encryption - Windows 7 Drive - Turn On or Off with no TPM, BitLocker is only available in the Windows 7 Ultimate and Enterprise editions.

Of course you are somewhat correct MIke. Im out of here.

writhziden said:

justinbronze said:

Bitlocker is not included on the Home version, which I have. When I type bitlocker into the search bar in the start menu, nothing comes up. When I look in control panel, nothing.

Logically, I can only conclude I do not have Bitlocker Drive Encryption.


EDIT: I only have 20 non-Microsoft drivers, so I'll be running verifier on 6 now, and the next two runs on 7 at a time. I'll put an update if verifier shows anything.

You do have it, but my theory is that it runs in a more basic form on our systems (I also have Home Premium) as part of security. Obviously you cannot disable it, so we cannot fix your issue that way. Run through the Driver Verifier steps I outlined, and we will try to track down any other possible causes of your blue screen errors.

That makes sense, thanks. I was starting to worry about how I'd find and fix it. Let's see if Verifier picks up anything. (If it doesn't, what does that mean exactly?)

And thank you ZigZag, for all your help in my time of need.

justinbronze said:

That makes sense, thanks. I was starting to worry about how I'd find and fix it. Let's see if Verifier picks up anything. (If it doesn't, what does that mean exactly?)

And thank you ZigZag, for all your help in my time of need.

If Verifier does not pick anything up within 48 hours, then your system should be clean. If you are having issues running normally, though, I would be surprised if Verifier didn't cause a blue screen with one of your sets of drivers to help pinpoint which is causing issues.

Nothing with the first 6. Now starting the next 7.