Some particular programs start 'do not respond' when I run them


  1. ShortMeister
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    Some particular programs start 'do not respond' when I run them


    Hi everyone,
    So there are a few programs that do not respond whenever I launch them. It seems that the list is getting bigger... Now I cant login into steam, when I click the login button it starts 'not responding'. Same happens with some other soft.
    SFC scan says that there are some corrupted files but they cannot be fixed. I dont know whether that is the case or not, but what can I do about this?
    Any help is appreciated!
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  3. Anthony
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    Can you post some info using this: https://www.sevenforums.com/crashes-d...tructions.html
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  4. ShortMeister
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    Ah yeah pardon me for not doing it straight away.
    Done now.
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  6. Anthony
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    The BSOD's blame keyscrambler.sys - a component of KeyScrambler (R) by QFX Software Corporation.
    Please uninstall this software and then test to ensure it stops the BSOD'
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  7. ShortMeister
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    Ok will do, but I have not had any BSOD's recently.
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  8. ShortMeister
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    Hmm and today when I turned it on it said no hard drive detected, enter a boot device or something...That has happened once, my SSD cleaned itself. But luckily this time after turning off and on it worked..
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  10. Anthony
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    Could you please scan for viruses using Download Malwarebytes Anti-Malware 1.62 - FileHippo.com

    Thanks
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  11. ShortMeister
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    No malicious items were detected.
    I ran Seagate tool for OS and it said it couldnt scan/fix it because of some files it couldnt access, I should try to run DOS one. Did write it on CD-RW but didnt work..I read I need CD-R hah, gotta get one soon and try it out.
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