Experiencing many BSOD, with random errorcodes

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  1. FredeGail
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    NeedCoffee said:
    Thanks again for your time and guidance. I have gone trough all the steps mentioned, and I cant find and any remains of the forementioned files and/or programs. When checking the Device Manager however, there is a yellow exlamation mark at an "unknown device" wich according to the Hardware-id is the ATK0110. For now i have disabled the device, since removing it does not seem to do anything. Hopefully there will be no more BSOD for a while, and will I be able to mark this thread as solved!
    Genius. ATK is also related to the ASACPI.sys, as it had the definitely meant something. I believe your issue is fixed.

    Driver Description
    Asus ATK0110 ACPI Utility (a known BSOD maker in Win7). Also a part of the Asus PCProbe and AISuite Utilities
    Driver Reference Table - ASACPI.sys


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  3. NeedCoffee
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    So best thing to do is leave it disabled? or is there a driver that does not cause a problem? Either way it has been a long time since i could leave the computer running overnight without locking up or having a BSOD.

    I will mark this thread as being solved! Many thanks for the help!
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  4. FredeGail
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    Yes I believe so. When you're in device manager, are you able to right click, properties, driver-tab, uninstall driver?

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  6. NeedCoffee
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    At the moment i have turned the "unknown device" off, because it will install itself after a reboot if left turned on.

    Everything seems to be working fine, and i havent experienced a BSOD yet, so i can live with it this way.
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  7. FredeGail
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    Sweet.

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