Driver update corrupting bootcat.cache file causing Stop 6b at boot

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What would cause a driver update to modify and corrupt the bootcat.cache file resulting in a Stop 6b error during bootup? I'm confident it's related to the Realtek audio driver. Initially, I can successfully reboot the PC and everything will appear fine, but after sometime the bootcat.cache file will change. I try to check the file intermittently to see if or when it changes so I can restore my good copy. If I don't restore the original good copy, on the next boot, Windows will not load and gives me the dreaded Stop 6b error. To get back into windows, I restore the good copy that I have backed up now just for this issue. What I find strange is that if I delete the bootcat.cache file, Windows is suppose to recreate it during boot, but it never does. I figured it would at least create the same bad version of the file. Also, the ntdll.dll file is present.

Any suggestions to pinpoint what is exactly causing the bootcat.cache file to change, and why Windows will not recreate it during boot if I delete it?

Update: Just found out that I'm missing 208 CSI Wining Component Keys. I'm assuming this could be part of the problem. Any suggestions as to how to replace the missing keys?

Thank you
Mike
 

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Hi Mike,
The only place i know you could get hold of that many missing component keys is the Sysnative forum.
Not sure if you got the details via Surt or there own tool sfcfix.
Run the sfcfix, link is in thier forum posting instructions.

Yes its highly likely to be a contributory factor for you problem

Roy
 

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Hi Mike,
The only place i know you could get hold of that many missing component keys is the Sysnative forum.
Not sure if you got the details via Surt or there own tool sfcfix.
Run the sfcfix, link is in thier forum posting instructions.

Yes its highly likely to be a contributory factor for you problem

Roy

Thank you for the reply. I posted there yesterday, though I haven't heard back from anyone yet.
 

My Computer

Computer Manufacturer/Model Number
Custom Built
OS
Windows 7
CPU
AMD Athlon 64 X2 Dual Core Processor 5000 2.6 Ghz
Motherboard
Gigabyte MA78GM
Memory
4GB
Graphics Card(s)
Radeon 3200
Sound Card
RealTek HD
Monitor(s) Displays
Samsung LCD
Hard Drives
1TB WD
600GB WD
320GB WD
320GB WD
They do get extremly busy hang in there.

Roy
 

My Computer

Computer type
PC/Desktop
Computer Manufacturer/Model Number
medionl/Aspire 6930G/acer x55a
OS
W7 home premium 32bit/W7HP 64bit/w10 tp insider ring
CPU
E5300 dual core
Motherboard
medion MS7366
Memory
3gb
Graphics Card(s)
Nvidia Geforce 7100 Nforce 630i
Monitor(s) Displays
avixc
Internet Speed
n (isp resticted to 72)
Antivirus
mse/pands
Browser
palemoon
Other Info
Belkin Fd7050 n USB using Railink RT2870 drivers, more upto date
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