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Just keep us informed and use that pen and paper and keep notes. They can come in very handy at times.
BSOD pagefault in nonpaged area 0x00000050 ntoskrnl.exe+75bc0
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New #142
Sounds about right to me, if you are talking about making an image. I think that would be good as he would never have to do a clean install again.
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New #143
Yes a image is what I'm talking about. Do you recommend another program to use to make a image?
I'm thinking their was more than one problem covering up another problem.
If every thing goes well adding the printer and stay the hell away X-Box until last.
Cutting down that list in post # 125 should be a challenge.
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New #144
Macrium is probably the best, but I use Macrium and Paragon, simply because I never trust just 1 program.
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New #145
The interesting thing about the X-box is I've used it as a windows 7 media center extender for years with no problems--I sure hope it's not an issue as that's a big part of how I record and watch TV--HDHomerun grabs the feed from antenna, and media center records to external hard drive, which I then watch on TV via xbox 360 extender. Anyway, we'll take it one step at a time as discussed before, and I will be documenting carefully each step.
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New #146
OK, it's now been 3 days since the clean install. No BSOD. Windows is fully up to date.
The following are installed in this order:
1) Intel LAN driver
2) ASUS bluetooth 4.0 wifi driver
3) MSE
4) Chrome w/ adblock
5) Intel chipset driver
6) Intel USB 3.0 extensible host controller driver
7) Real Temp (not really installed I guess--it just runs from a folder)
8) Malwarebytes Anti-malware free (scan shows no malicious items found)
9) Samsung Magician--firmware current, drive health good
Unless you tell me otherwise, my plan for tonight is to make a system image with Macrium, and then plug into the router. I would like to install video driver and audio driver after that but may wait a day or two. I think it makes sense to use the WHQL driver for video since I've not tried that. Thoughts?
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New #148
FYI, I discovered tonight that the DVD-RW drive I had plugged in would not burn an ISO. This is the same drive I installed the windows disc from. Hope that didn't somehow give me a corrupt windows install. Anyway, I plugged in my second DVD-RW and was able to burn the Macrium recovery ISO no problem. Well, onward and upward.
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