Im not doing this shit again. Not right now.
Last time it turned back on the system restore point several weeks, and i lost ALOT of savegames and progress on MANY stuff, so why **** it up even more than it is now?
How the hell so i get into Windows after activating Driver Verifier so i can pinpoint the problem and then disable it again, without having to get to Windows Start Repair and do a system restore point?
Don't use the system restore point. You should get into Safe Mode with no problem and de-activate Driver Verifier. If you find the system is BSODing even in Safe Mode, regardless if DV is on or not (DV is never on in Safe Mode), then you have hardware problems.
I dont get it, now suddenly when selecting all non-MC drivers in verifier.exe and restart i dont get any BSOD, and when checking the current verifying settings its all gone...
Should i check or not check the <unknown> provider of the drivers?
Hmm, did you make sure to press the "Finish" button after all was done? The restart itself also has to be clean - manually turning off the system, pressing the reset button or having the system crash prior to a clean restart will not work.
As for the drivers with <unknown> as the provider, can you list those for us? Drivers with no provider listed can often be very suspicious and is typically one of the first things to look for when a system infection is suspected.
Well i cant do a clean shutdown! Since i get BSOD directly after pressing Turn Off button!
Picture of the unknown drivers:
And addition to those there are also:
symds64.sys
symefa64.sys
symnets64.sys¨
Sorry for the swedish interface.
Going through this thread again
What PSU do you have?
System Specs:
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- Click on Edit System Spec
- Fill in your computer specs
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