Windows error crash stackhash and propsys.dll

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  1. Driver170
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    Windows error crash stackhash and propsys.dll


    Stackhash and propsys.dll are the faulting modules of my windows error crashes!

    If you like i can post the whole app crash report?

    This has started happening recently about 5 stackhash crashes and one propsys.dll crash today!

    I have tried that scannow thing you type in cmd it came back ok.

    Don't know why this is happening
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  3. carwiz
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    Please follow the posting instructions contained here: Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) Posting Instructions

    I'll request that this tread be moved to the BSOD Help and Support thread.
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  4. Driver170
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    But i'm not getting BSOD windows carrys on as normal though ?
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  6. carwiz
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    Sorry, I misread your post. What program are you running that is causing the error?

    Start with a Clean Startup (Boot) following this tutorial: Troubleshoot Application Conflicts by Performing a Clean Startup
    Report back if running the program still causes the error.
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  7. Driver170
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    Sometimes with flight sim other times no programmes?

    Ok i'll try that tomorrow just away from pc! Thanks for helping :)
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  8. Driver170
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    Is it a programm or windows thats causing the crash? I'm clueless lol
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  10. carwiz
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    Don't know yet. It could be a program or a corrupt Windows driver.
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  11. Driver170
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    Great can it be found and fixed?
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  12. carwiz
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    Anything can be fixed. It's the level of repair needed that's in question.
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  13. Driver170
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    just got this

    Fault Module Name
    Sig[3].Value=bcryptprimitives.dll
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