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#31
lol well let's not get ahead of ourselves.
I think the machine is going to be fine from here on out but only time can tell.
Let us know how it goes in either case. And good luck!
What is the cause of my BSOD?
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New #32
Still, I am finger cross tho. Really hoping it wouldn't happen. But I still... have to thanks you for your patience.
Finger cross*
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New #33
Look like the finger cross does not help at all. Yah.. it happened when I am just browsing the net...
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New #34
Look in your motherboard manual and tell me what it says about your lan - what kind is it?
Is it this? Marvell 88E8056 PCIE Gigabit LAN controller
If it is, install this:
http://www.marvell.com/drivers/drive...o?driverId=207
And also completely uninstall ZoneAlarm.
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New #35
According to Device Manager under Network adapters and my manual, it is Marvell Yukon 88E8053 PCI-E Gigabit Ethernet Controller.
You stated 88E8056
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New #36
Alright then:
Install this (same driver I put before anyhow lol) >>> Marvell: Download Drivers
and uninstall ZoneAlarm for now.
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New #37
Gigabit Lan is having the latest driver.
Zone Alarm uninstall and I am protection-less at the time being.
So if it is running well, it could be ZA issue?
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New #38
Yes, it could be. You have protection as long as you have Windows Firewall running.
Type services.msc in the start menu and hit enter to see.
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New #39
Ok.. i shall see if it is ZA causing the issue. Quite unbelievable tho if it is the cause. Look like I have to write to ZA if I can run for days... there goes my $. Better than it keep on crashing.
Ok. now I am in Services. What is it that I need to look out for.
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New #40
Just an update. It had been so-far-so-good situation. I am able to work more and longer than yesterday.
It seem like it could be ZA issue. Maybe I should inform ZA about this situation.
May I know other than ZA, what other Internet Security Suite is recommended? Kaspersky?
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