BSOD First one ever while i was browsing web.

Arc · 20 Dec 2012

mikeyboy212 said:

I'm asking your opinion arc should i do a clean install of windows 7 Home premium 64bit sp1

Do the virus scans I linked in my earlier post. If those come clean, and still the same issue appears, go for a clean install.

Scan the USB storage, too.

mikeyboy212 · 20 Dec 2012

Will do thanx arc for your awesome support. flash drive is clean.

Just did a huge bios update.
ASRock > 970 Extreme3

About to reinstall windows ill let you know in a few days what happens thanx again arc happy holidays!!

mikeyboy212 · 20 Dec 2012

So before i reformat i thought i would scan my computer again with what u provided look what i have found!!

Arc · 20 Dec 2012

usbappl64.sys as a rootkit. Good. Nice found. Due to this one, all the USB errors were occurring. Kill it.

It should not crash on USBPORT any more, I hope.

But if it still crashes, go for a clean install, ok? :)

mikeyboy212 · 20 Dec 2012

As far as i know all the other files causing the crashes were driver related and USB related. So i turned on Driver verifier rebooted about 5 times and guess what no blue screens! i cant believe it was a rootkit/virus! I'm very pleased to announce that everything is fixed. If it all was not fixed during my reboot of 5 times with DV it would have blue screened so this is definitly a fixed topic.

Arc ty for everything i wish you the best!

Arc · 20 Dec 2012

You are welcome, mate. :)

If there are any further issue, let us know.

mikeyboy212 · 20 Dec 2012

Bad news.

Code:

http://speedy.sh/qjtZe/122012-20545-01.dmp

Arc · 20 Dec 2012

Upload it?

Or, if you want, you may go for a clean install.

mikeyboy212 · 20 Dec 2012

Sorry here it is.

mikeyboy212 · 20 Dec 2012

I am leaning towards a clean install but i want make sure its going to fix it.