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BSOD Error on oa002afx.sys, oa002ufd.sys and ndis.sys
Hello, I have a problem.
A few weeks ago, I became a BSOD Error when I put my computer on sleep mode, but back then I didn't know what that was (BSOD), and on the BSOD message, it said "If this is your first time, restart your computer"
So I did, and pretended nothing happened.
NOW, a few days ago, I became another BSOD, again from putting my Computer on sleep mode, so I researched about BSOD and found something on How to fix BSOD, and it said something about DriverVerifier, I followed the steps... After the DriverVerifier finished, and the computer restarted, I then started to become more and more BSOD Error messages. I use "BlueScreenView" to see what driver the BSOD caused:
First BSOD I ever got when put on Sleep mode (I got about 2-3 of those BSOD's) :
DRIVER_IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL - Caused by: ndis.sys
After I used DriverVerifier, those BSOD's came when i click on Computer, or ControlPanel etc...(I got about 5-6 of those because I kept trying different things to see why those messages come up) :
DRIVER_VERIFIER_DETECTED_VIOLATION - Caused by: OA002Afx.sys
Then my brother thought the BSODs would go away by deleting OA002Afx.sys, and so we did, and the BSODs disappeared. And during all this, my computer started to get real slow, so i thought i would clean the disks, and stuff, I also used Norton to Scan for malware, spyware, viruses... and also done Disk optimization (through Norton), AND during the scans, (Norton hasn't even finished) I didn't knopw why, I clicked on the Dell Webcam Central, and guess what, BSOD came up... but this time it was :
DRIVER_VERIFIER_DETECTED_VIOLATION - Caused by: OA002Ufd.sys
(but now i don't have to click on Computer or ControlPanel to get a BSOD, it comes up everytime I start up the Computer itself..., like, once all files are loaded on desktop, and it finished loading, suddenly BSOD appears, in the moment im writing in this forum through "SafeMode with Networking".
I have read somewhere that it would fix the BSOD by deleting ndis.sys and getting another ndis.sys from a working computer (I used my parents's computer) BUT it didn't fix it...
Please help me fix this, if i need new drivers, give me links or tell me where to find it, if you got a driver that i would need.
Im new with all this BSOD stuff, so dont make things to hard for me to understand I have just found out about BSOD since i have been researchinbg it on the internet, which is only about 3 days...
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Christian
PS: Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit,
Dell SX2210 Flat Panel Monitor (built in webcam)
Last edited by christianb9632; 14 Mar 2012 at 01:01. Reason: email