Random BSOD

Hello Viperlx,

The dumps point to ndiscdp.sys as the probable cause.
ndiscdp.sys(Cisco Discovery Protocol Driver) is related to Cisco Unified Video Advantage.

Code:

C:\Program Files\Cisco Systems\Cisco Unified Video Advantage\

Please do the following:
Obtain the latest version of Cisco Unified Video Advantage.

Also, please fill in your System Specs.

Maguscreed said:

before we do anything else could you verify that the file
ndiscdp.sys

Is located in Windows\system32 before we go any further.

I ask because it's the faulting file, its not normally associated with problems though, so before we continue I would like to make sure it's not a malicious file pretending to be something proper.

The file is not located there.

ah I am very familiar with malwarebytes. I will run it and report back with the findings.

Maguscreed said:

We should probably have a complete look with a scanner then.
This is my favorite on demand scanner and it's free.
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make sure you let it update its list before scanning.
We want a complete scan here too. (at least a complete scan of the boot drive, if you have additional drives you can leave them out for the moment to try and save some time. It's pretty rare a virus isn't located on the main drive anyhow.

ndiscdp.sys is located at C:\Windows\system32\DRIVERS\
This is unlikely a malware since the Cisco software is installed, and there isn't anything suspicious as far as I know.

Please attempt to do my suggestion
Obtain the latest version of Cisco Unified Video Advantage.

If the BSOD still occurs, do remove Cisco Unified Video Advantage.

Few more things, an old HP Keyboard Filter Driver should be updated, HP Support & Drivers | United States

Code:

HpqKbFiltr.sys        0x95fe9000    0x95fed180    0x00004180    0x46770333    19/06/2007 02:12:03

You should remove any Cisco Products and Trend Micro Antivirus, they are both using obsolete drivers.
Use MSE instead.

Code:

VSApiNt.sys        0x91e0a000    0x91f323a0    0x001283a0    0x49ccb0e4    27/03/2009 14:56:36                
TmPreFlt.sys        0x8d59e000    0x8d5ab000    0x0000d000    0x49ccb57e    27/03/2009 15:16:14                
TmXPFlt.sys        0x91f33000    0x91f7b000    0x00048000    0x49ccb57f    27/03/2009 15:16:15

Update your O2Micro SD Reader Driver, download & install the latest version. (from HP's website)