BSOD error just about every time i start up 0x0000000a and 0x000

proedge · 05 Feb 2013

Ive been getting BSOD whenever i restart it and sometimes i can get it going for a while but for the most part i get it within 5 minutes of starting it up unless i get a game going like diablo 3. If i get a game going i typically wont get the BSOD for a day or two as long as the program is going. I know its weird. My computer is

windows 7 64 bit
8 gigs ddr3 1600
asus p8z 68-v LX
radeon hd 7850

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this is the BSOD i get

Ive tried these things.
1. memtest
2.fresh install of windows
3.unplugging video card and running with out it.
4. updating video drives and motherboard.
5. using old drivers.
6.testing different rams of stick alone in the computer

any help would be nice i tried write this up fast before i get the BSOD

Arc · 05 Feb 2013

Hello proedge.

Uninstall McAfee Using McAfee Removal Tool. Use Microsoft Security Essentials as your antivirus with windows inbuilt firewall, and free MBAM as the on demand scanner.
Download, install and update those, and then run full system scans with both of them, one by one.

Also uninstall Speedy PC Pro, and Wise Registry Cleaner.

Do you use PowerIso as any CD image mounter? If so, stop doing it.

Let us know the results.

proedge · 05 Feb 2013

I removed all those programs and installed mbam and it found malaware in my svchost file and when I restarted after using the program to fix it it pops up as still quarantining it. It won't let me turn on firewall either. Tried running in safe mode and get bsod in safe mode also. Writing this from iPhone. Trying to get Microsoft essentials going

proedge · 05 Feb 2013

So i was reading on forum on other lesser known tech sight and this guy recommended tdsskiler for some one who ran mbam and got the svchost.exe malaware and couldnt get rid of it. I ran it and it found malaware on HDrive something along those lines. never heard of the file extension. So i removed it so far so good. is tdsskiler a well know program? its a antiroot utility it says i just dont want to be trading one virus for a new one or just double the trouble. Just never heard of the site or program is all. the root for the virus was weird because it sounded like it was embeded in the hardrive or something. the way the extension sounded. Im not a techy so i have no idea

Dsprague · 05 Feb 2013

Tdsskiller is actually a program we often recommend people use if we suspect a malware infection so no worries it is a trustworthy program.

proedge · 05 Feb 2013

thanks for help, didnt think it would be virus since i did a clean install.

Dsprague · 05 Feb 2013

Your very welcome.

Arc · 05 Feb 2013

TDSSKiller is a specialist scanner. It scans the BIOS only ..... searchs and kills a special type of virus called rootkit.

As a clean install cannot do anything to the BIOS, it cannot remove the rootkits as well. So if you think, go for a scan. It is not harmful at all, but sometimes its lifesaver.

If there is any further issue, let us know. And, dont let McAfee mess your clean install :)