BSOD after system startup: IRQL/KMODE Errors

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  1. Arc
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    Run TDSSKiller for one more time, then either uninstall it or remove it's startup entry.

    I hope you disabled RAID and using msahci.sys as the storage controller driver right now.

    Waiting for your reports.
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  3. joe5181
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       New #22

    I was unable to disable RAID, because there are no raid options in my BIOS. I've been able to restart the computer twice now with no BSOD at startup; Would you still reccomend uninstalling/reinstalling my msachi.sys driver?
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  4. Arc
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    In this situation, you may continue with your existing setup, as far as it is not crashing again.
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  6. joe5181
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       New #24

    Well then, as far as I'm concerned, the problem is solved XD

    I guess I'll just update windows (quite a few updates came out yesterday :P ) and go from there.
    Thank you very much for all of your time and effort- you really helped me out!

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  7. Arc
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    Good news. Best of luck :)
    If it problems again, let us know.
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