Solved Getting a bsod at random times " Probably caused by : L1C62x64.sys"

[voicufcristian]

I tried previously with the one from Gigabytes site and it did no difference... Can this be a hardware problem?

 

[Arc]

When you tried this one earlier, you had other known crashers present.

So try it once again.

It might be a hardware issue, but as it is the onboard controller, the hardware is the motherboard in that case. We cannot blame the motherboard so easily.

Edit: Scan the system for possible virus infection with the following programs.

• Anti-rootkit utility TDSSKiller
• Windows Defender Offline

 

[voicufcristian]

I installed the drivers from Gigabyte. I'll scan now for viruses. Can it be from the ram memory?

 

[voicufcristian]

Scaned, no viruses... What's the next step ? (((((((((( why is this happening !! ? ? ?? ! !

 

[Arc]

Scaned, no viruses... What's the next step ? (((((((((( why is this happening !! ? ? ?? ! !

Got any more BSODs?

 

[voicufcristian]

I just turned on the Pc, it usually crashes once every day, within 2 or 3 hours since i first start the pc. It will most likely crash. my plan of action will be to reinstall windows and turn off updates and if it still crashes i will buy a pci e network card.

 

[Arc]

I just turned on the Pc, it usually crashes once every day, within 2 or 3 hours since i first start the pc. It will most likely crash. my plan of action will be to reinstall windows and turn off updates and if it still crashes i will buy a pci e network card.

Be patient. Observe the situation. Give it the time.

But if it is BSODing now with the same cause, the first option to further troubleshoot will be a clean reinstall keeping the garbage programs aside.

 

[voicufcristian]

ok, thanks for your assistance.

 

[Dsprague]

It appears that your install of windows is counterfeit, your product ID matches an Asus OEM_SLP key while your motherboard is a retail gigabyte model this is only possible through an exploit. Please purchase a legal copy of windows, format your drives and then re-install using the new legal copy of windows.