L Luniek New member Thread Starter Local time 3:18 AM Messages 13 Sep 14, 2014 #21 Program detected 2 unstable sectors in Current Pending Sector. So, format is the only way to repair the blue screens? My Computer My Computer At a glance Windows 7 Home Premium 64bitComputer typePC/DesktopOSWindows 7 Home Premium 64bit
Program detected 2 unstable sectors in Current Pending Sector. So, format is the only way to repair the blue screens?
HarriePateman BSOD Analyst Guru Gold Member VIP Local time 9:18 AM Messages 3,302 Location South UK, Bournemouth Sep 14, 2014 #22 I believe so, Format the drive and check with the same program and see if it still gives the same response. My Computer My Computer At a glance Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bitIntel G3420 3.2GHZ Dual CoreKingson 8GB 1600mhzMSI R7970 TF 3GD5/OC BEComputer typePC/DesktopComputer Manufacturer/Model NumberCustom BuildOSWindows 7 Ultimate 64-bitCPUIntel G3420 3.2GHZ Dual CoreMotherboardGigabyte H87-HD3MemoryKingson 8GB 1600mhzGraphics Card(s)MSI R7970 TF 3GD5/OC BEMonitor(s) Displays21" LG & "19 Vertical SamsungHard Drives120GB SSD - Boot 1TB WD 350GB External 2TB External (Wireless)PSUCorsair CX 500 modularCaseZalman Z11 Plus (modified)CoolingCorsair H55, 2x 120mm SP Corsair, 1x 140 CoolermasterKeyboardCorsair K50MouseCSL GamingInternet Speed164MbpsAntivirusAvast, MalwarebytesBrowserGoogle Chrome, IE, Firefox
I believe so, Format the drive and check with the same program and see if it still gives the same response.
L Luniek New member Thread Starter Local time 3:18 AM Messages 13 Sep 14, 2014 #23 Ok then, thanks for help My Computer My Computer At a glance Windows 7 Home Premium 64bitComputer typePC/DesktopOSWindows 7 Home Premium 64bit
HarriePateman BSOD Analyst Guru Gold Member VIP Local time 9:18 AM Messages 3,302 Location South UK, Bournemouth Sep 14, 2014 #24 No worries My Computer My Computer At a glance Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bitIntel G3420 3.2GHZ Dual CoreKingson 8GB 1600mhzMSI R7970 TF 3GD5/OC BEComputer typePC/DesktopComputer Manufacturer/Model NumberCustom BuildOSWindows 7 Ultimate 64-bitCPUIntel G3420 3.2GHZ Dual CoreMotherboardGigabyte H87-HD3MemoryKingson 8GB 1600mhzGraphics Card(s)MSI R7970 TF 3GD5/OC BEMonitor(s) Displays21" LG & "19 Vertical SamsungHard Drives120GB SSD - Boot 1TB WD 350GB External 2TB External (Wireless)PSUCorsair CX 500 modularCaseZalman Z11 Plus (modified)CoolingCorsair H55, 2x 120mm SP Corsair, 1x 140 CoolermasterKeyboardCorsair K50MouseCSL GamingInternet Speed164MbpsAntivirusAvast, MalwarebytesBrowserGoogle Chrome, IE, Firefox
Tews Professional Lurker Guru Gold Member SF Team Local time 4:18 AM Messages 11,468 Location The Southern Hinterlands Sep 14, 2014 #25 Luniek said: Program detected 2 unstable sectors in Current Pending Sector. So, format is the only way to repair the blue screens? Click to expand... IMHO, I would NEVER trust a system that has been infected with a keylogger! Format your drive and re-install Windows.. My Computer My Computer At a glance 64-bit Windows 8.1 ProCore(TM) i5 CPU 4330 Haswell @ 3.20GHz12.00 GBIntel(R) HD GraphicsComputer typePC/DesktopComputer Manufacturer/Model NumberLENOVO K450 @3.0GHZOS64-bit Windows 8.1 ProCPUCore(TM) i5 CPU 4330 Haswell @ 3.20GHzMotherboardLENOVOMemory12.00 GBGraphics Card(s)Intel(R) HD GraphicsSound CardIntel HD integtratedMonitor(s) DisplaysHP 25' ISP MonitorScreen Resolution1900/1020Hard Drives(1) ST1000DM003-1CH162 (2) Generic STORAGE DEVICE USB Device (3) Generic STORAGE DEVICE USB DeviceInternet Speed100mb down/10mb up
Luniek said: Program detected 2 unstable sectors in Current Pending Sector. So, format is the only way to repair the blue screens? Click to expand... IMHO, I would NEVER trust a system that has been infected with a keylogger! Format your drive and re-install Windows..
HarriePateman BSOD Analyst Guru Gold Member VIP Local time 9:18 AM Messages 3,302 Location South UK, Bournemouth Sep 14, 2014 #26 Tews said: Luniek said: Program detected 2 unstable sectors in Current Pending Sector. So, format is the only way to repair the blue screens? Click to expand... IMHO, I would NEVER trust a system that has been infected with a keylogger! Format your drive and re-install Windows.. Click to expand... Check out the link mate; With Kaspersky Internet Security 2012 installed on my computer the dialog window that informs about suspicious activity: "Unknown application is trying to intercept keyboard input: Keylogger. Driver file: kernel mode memory patch" periodically appear Its from the kernal, its Kaspersky begin over safe My Computer My Computer At a glance Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bitIntel G3420 3.2GHZ Dual CoreKingson 8GB 1600mhzMSI R7970 TF 3GD5/OC BEComputer typePC/DesktopComputer Manufacturer/Model NumberCustom BuildOSWindows 7 Ultimate 64-bitCPUIntel G3420 3.2GHZ Dual CoreMotherboardGigabyte H87-HD3MemoryKingson 8GB 1600mhzGraphics Card(s)MSI R7970 TF 3GD5/OC BEMonitor(s) Displays21" LG & "19 Vertical SamsungHard Drives120GB SSD - Boot 1TB WD 350GB External 2TB External (Wireless)PSUCorsair CX 500 modularCaseZalman Z11 Plus (modified)CoolingCorsair H55, 2x 120mm SP Corsair, 1x 140 CoolermasterKeyboardCorsair K50MouseCSL GamingInternet Speed164MbpsAntivirusAvast, MalwarebytesBrowserGoogle Chrome, IE, Firefox
Tews said: Luniek said: Program detected 2 unstable sectors in Current Pending Sector. So, format is the only way to repair the blue screens? Click to expand... IMHO, I would NEVER trust a system that has been infected with a keylogger! Format your drive and re-install Windows.. Click to expand... Check out the link mate; With Kaspersky Internet Security 2012 installed on my computer the dialog window that informs about suspicious activity: "Unknown application is trying to intercept keyboard input: Keylogger. Driver file: kernel mode memory patch" periodically appear Its from the kernal, its Kaspersky begin over safe