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Gem,
You can run that MySystem script again and upload that.
That will reflect the current bios version.
Random BSODs. Drivers are up to date and Hardware has gotten the A-OK
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New #32
You are a good man thank you so much I would of been SoL. On a side note, Unfortatnly, I have a new BSOD for you. I was just typing away on word listening to a CD when this happened. I was also running a scan on PCtools
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New #34
I was working on MS word 2004, And scanning my comp with PCtools.
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New #35
What are you doing with PCTools. Uninstall immediately. Completely unneeded and as you see can cause problems.
How many more goodies have you installed since I looked at you list of installed programs?
I'm not fond of going backwards.
And while I'm at it-- run that full Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) Posting Instructions again.
I need those files to be current.
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New #36
The ones I posted before and now are current, I already uninstalled the program. So it was that? I never saw that BSOD before. I am an ignorant computer user What do you suggest I use for protection I am not a fan of formatting computers because the OS got eaten up.
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New #38
I work at a university and my IT guy scared me to the point that i bought a 20 buck program at office depot
. I've had virus's crawl on my thumb drive at work I thought I would put the same program they run there on my comp. If you say I'm covered with out I'll believe take your word for it.
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New #39
Why does this:
Description: D-Link DWA-130 Wireless N USB Adapter
Name: D-Link DWA-130 Wireless N USB Adapter
Manufacturer:
MAC Address:
Still show up. That device is Not Compatible with Win 7.
Remove that device and then wait for another bsod.
That device must go.
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New #40
That has been long gone, uninstalled the works. I see it on the list i provided but i swear i uninstalled it, I'm connected via a coord now.
Just double checked on my device manager it's not there.
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