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I looked in task manger. There were two empty directories, NHC, and WPD, plus the Windows and Windows Defender. I did not see anything else.
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Random BSOD errors with ntoskrnl.exe and one instance of tcpip.sys
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Oh, I just typed the wrong phrase, yes it was Task Scheduler to which my post applied.
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Did you actually look in the entries in the root Task Scheduler Library folder? - this is where most nasties like to reside.
Do NOT delete anything in there without checking the Actions tab first and KNOWING that it's a baddie. if in doubt, post the details in a reply.
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I checked the root and did fine a driverbooster entry that I then removed.
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OK, some time has passed now, and I've not had any further blue screen crashes. Is there anything more to be done?
And thanks again for all your help.
James
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No, I don't think so. As long as it is running right. You're welcome for anything I may have done to help. If you have more problems, we'll be right here. When you think the problem is solved, please mark this thread as solved. Thanks.
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Posts : 5,605 Originally Win 7 Hm Prem x64 Ver 6.1.7600 Build 7601-SP1 | Upgraded to Windows 10 December 14, 2019New #48
That is great news Jim!
The only item I could suggest is to be careful in what you download (d/l) and watch while you're installing if there are any PUP's or PUM's in the extra install pages during the install, and really if you look or ask, Win7 has a lot of tools that can help you figure out a problem you may be having.
It may or may not be helpful if you re-run a BSOD report and post it, but it wouldn't hurt.
As I am creating this post I see essenbe has replied and I can only echo his thoughts; When you feel comfortable you can mark your thread solved and if anything should arise, we'll be here to help.
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