Started getting BSODs as of yesterday. Not sure what is causing them since I have not modified my system with anything new in the last few days. I have attached the Diagnostic test read outs in ZIp file as per request. Hopefully the demi gods of technology here can see what the issue is. '
Not really sure when it occurs, I seem to be away from computer when it does.
Why do you have a OEM_SLP on what looks like a custom build?
writhziden said:
No idea what that means. And of course it was a custom build. I had cyberpowerpc build it for me. I am a bit put off by the fact you deleted koolkat77's reply to my post, I got it in email form but not here on the forums.
I didn't delete her post, she deleted it herself.
Basically, your running a counterfeit installation, the key matches a HP computer, and therefore will only come preinstalled with a HP motherboard at the factory. The key can't be transferred to another computer, and is tied to that one motherboard.
Please format and install with a genuine key, counterfeit installations are usually modified to bypass or pass activation requirements, and thereby are very unpredictable, often having numerous security issues as well as stability.
If cyberpowerpc is a company or business, then I suggest you contact them immediately and ask for a refund.
So in a nutshell what you are saying is I got scammed by a computer company who installed counterfit software in a computer I purchased from them?
Figures, guess you just really cant trust anybody anymore when it comes to buying things.
So how do I go about fixing this counterfit problem. Its been a year, so I doubt they would be willing to refund me, besides the point I would have to ship the heavy thing back to them no doubt and that would cost like $100
You could report the company if they don't offer you a refund, they haven't fulfilled their obligation to sell a product which matches the description.
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