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Will the Microsoft program protect me as well as ESET does? Sorry if it sounds like I'm skeptical, but how is ESET causing the problems?
BSOD mostly occuring when playing Borderlands 2 or League of Legends
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New #22
Apparently Microsoft Security Essentials doesn't protect well.
Microsoft Security Essentials Tanks Another Antivirus Test
Is there another one you would recommend?
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New #23
Hi,
ESET is showing in your logs as the probable cause of your BSOD's as in #20
MSE is recommended for BSOD issues and is a good AV, I use it on all my computers
and it has protected me well, as it does with many other people.
Perhaps you could try uninstalling ESET and then download the latest version and reinstall,
then see if your issue remains, if it does then try MSE:
http://www.eset.co.uk/Download
Cheers
Dave
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New #25
Okay, I'll try it. But it might take up to two weeks before I know for sure that it hasnt BSOD on me. Do I start a new thread after the 2 weeeks?
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New #27
Also, desktop manager crashes frequently and says "desktop manager has stopped working and has to close"
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New #28
Go to Services look for Desktop Windows Manager Service see if Startup type is Automatic
Open up a run window by pressing
and the R letter on your keyboard type in services.msc and press [ENTER]
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New #29
It says its Automatic. When I press enter nothing happens besides the window popping up again
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New #30
Open up an Elevated Command Prompt. Click on in 
type CMD . Right click on CMD under Programs (1) choose 
. On the User Access Control window click on the Yes button . Command Prompt opens up to C:\Windows\System32>_
Inside the command prompt type in
SFC /scannow and press enter
NoteThere is a space between C and the slash
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