BSOD caused by CMDGUARD.SYS

kharl

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Hi guys!
i have been using this computer today since 4 hours ago and i have gotten two BSOD caused by cmdguard.sys

Have any idea what can i do to avoid this?

This is a Windows 10 machine, recently installed 5 days ago, so it is still downloading updates, you know it takes ages to finish.
Comodo antivirus i have installed always have been a very quiet and stable soteare, but now i am getting this, i dont know if it is comodo itself, or any Win10 updates that makes conflict with Comodo.


error comodo.jpg

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ok, i got a third BSOD right now, and due the same cause
 

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Run the built-in Windows memory diagnostics or use what I recommend Memtest86.

Run Windows Memory Diagnostics Tool in Windows 10 | Tutorials

MemTest86 - Official Site of the x86 and ARM Memory Testing Tool

Turn off fast start up and reboot the computer.

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Refrain from ever using those low power modes such as hibernation or sleep. They can and will cause issues - eventually. I always just completely turn off my PC and turn on my PC. Never using hibernation or sleep. You're better off in the long run that way. And besides, with today's high speed flash-based hard drives like SSD's or NVMe's, sleep and hibernation are not needed for quick boot up. Again, those low power modes can and will cause issues. I've seen it being an issue for years on various tech forums I've been a member of.
 

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