HA! I uninstalled my logitech driver but forgot to actually remove the joystick. I did that, deleted some logitech program that automatically boots up looking for devices and now I can get into Regular Windows without the hidclass.sys crash.
When restarting the computer I did get another crash.
So
Reinstalled Windows 7
Ran DriverUpdater
Uninstalled the ATI video-driver and installed the newest version from the website.
Current issues.
Crashes during a game played on Steam.
Crashes when browsing internet.
Random reboots without BSOD.
Crashes when using a Mushclient.
Here is the latest BSOD, see if you can find out why this less than 60 day old machine has trouble running anything! Good luck. The poor computer is getting near un-useable!
Uh oh. Ok, can you help me out a little bit.
Would all these issues point to 'faulty memory'? 'overheating' or is it really in 'unknown' territory?
I have this fear Cyberpower will take my pc, format hard-drive, reinstall windows, boot once and call it good.
Thanks!
I did call them earlier foreseeing this and told them the results of Memtest86. They balked but will take a look at the machine.
Thanks for your help!
I declare the computer condemned to shipment back to cyberpower.