BSOD when watchiing HULU, YouTUBE etc.

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  1. Thedoctor44
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    some files are still missing, are you running it as administrator?

    Anyway...
    go to Start
    Type in msinfo32
    Once open click file > save then compress it into a .zip folder.
    Upload that .zip folder.
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  3. tcr9052
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    Okay here's my msinfo stuff.
    and yeah I'm logged in as the administrator.
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  4. Thedoctor44
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    The file is corrupt, why have you renamed it?
    Please don't edit it at all.
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  6. tcr9052
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