BSOD occurs when running Windows Defender Offline (WDO)

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  1. farhaj
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       New #11

    koolkat77 said:
    You have a 500 GB hard drive right?
    Scan depends on the amount of data you have in your hard drive.
    And is it similar to WDO.. Which I did earlier using flash drive from BOOT for malwares and what other WDO checks..

    let me know.,,
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  3. Layback Bear
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       New #12

    koolkat77

    This might be of some help a little history.
    SFC/Scannow shows spsys.sys error
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  4. koolkat77
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       New #13

    Layback Bear said:
    koolkat77

    This might be of some help a little history.
    SFC/Scannow shows spsys.sys error
    :/ oh well
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  6. farhaj
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       New #14

    What about Post # 11...Reply for it..,,
    And are you going through that History Forum.,,
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  7. farhaj
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       New #15

    Ok ,, I did complete Full Scanning.. and it found some errors and removed it.. and now how can I know that my Laptop is improved now..and shall I post its results here
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  8. koolkat77
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       New #16

    Try running WDO now and see if you get that BSoD
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  10. karlsnooks
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       New #17

    farhaj,
    I give you I the same advice, once again:
    Clean Reinstall - Factory OEM Windows 7

    I'm sure that you have a legal version of Win 7 so that you will have no difficulties.
    That link covers ALL cases.

    Have a nice day.
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  11. farhaj
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       New #18

    NO.. Clean Reinstall is the Last resort.. there could be some other solution.. where am I going to pit so much of my data,,
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