Malware/Virus/Problems if not start updates

[Insomn1a]

For several months I have some problems with Windows 7 Ultimate x64.
I didn't know so for where it can be, I checked if is not from some programs, drivers, router, some virus/malware etc and seems to be from Windows.
When I do a fresh install of Windows 7 and I stop updates will appear that problems.
More exactly that problems it manifests itself so:
First, I receive a BSOD(BlueScreen Error) about srv.sys, page_fault_in_nonpaged_area, dumping hard-disk files... and count.
After create some administrator account in Windows named "admin$" and put me choose when I start Windows.
Is and another symptoms, change DNS server in Local Area Connection, IP: 223.5.5.5 and alternative 8.8.8.8 and if I want to disable firewall from Windows to can run some game servers to can connect and another players that firewall will activate itself automatically.

I don't want to do that Windows updates because I'm not a big fan of them.Why?Because used all resources of my PC when I run updates, and load my hard-disk with data from updates.I must to wait everytime when I do that updates, and I lose half a day to wait for the updates, to download them, to install them and to shutdown PC to complete them.I don't want this, I don't really need it.
Before I didn't have any problem with this, I stopped updates everytime when I reinstall Windows.
Procesor and Memory Ram's will be loaded continually when run updates.

My configuration:
Procesor AMD Athlon X2 2.8Ghz
4GB of RAM DDR2 800Mhz
Video card: AMD ATI HD 4670
Hard-disk 1TB

 

[wither 2]

Hi Insomn1a-

I'm don't intend to be rude but have you read your post? I can't understand most of what you're saying except some of the parts about not wanting to do updates.

In regards to the updates, why don't you do a few at a time or whatever number is acceptable to you? I won't harp on the importance of the updates.

 

[Insomn1a]

Sorry if you don't understand my english, but otherwise I can't explain that issue if I run updates.
I have detailed why I don't want to install updates, it's not just about the time, is and resources consumed when I run the updates.Please read my topic, I specified how that issue as it happens.

 

[wither 2]

I don't know exactly what problems you're experiencing. Your post seems to only indicate some things you've done which I don't clearly understand.

From your description of the BSOD, it looks like you need to clean up your hard drive. To do that, go to Start, All Programs, Accessories, System Tools. Run the Disk Cleanup utility. When it tells you how much space it can recover, check the boxes for Temporary Files and Empty Recycle Bin. Let it run. When it's done, reboot. That should help you with the resources problem when running updates.

 

[Insomn1a]

Not exactly how you say.
That issues appear when I do a fresh Windows install, everything on clean install(I delete all data from HDD and format all partitions).If I stop updates the problems appear.
I specified why I don't want to do updates.I reinstall Windows frequently and I must to wait much time to do updates, load data on hard-disk, used too much resources, my PC will be slowed down etc.

 

[wither 2]

When you finish doing updates, download the free Macrium Reflect. Make an image of your C: drive and save it to an external device such as a thumb drive. You'll need to make it bootable or create a bootable CD needed for recovery. I've never done it with a thumb drive so you'd have to look at the instructions in the help files.

I still don't know what the problems are that prompted you to take the measures you mentioned. As a result, I can't attempt to help you.

 

[Insomn1a]

Simply, this issues appear if I don't do updates...I don't run updates before, but now I don't know what is happen to appear that problems.Updates there may not be for me.

 

[wither 2]

Simply, this issues appear if I don't do updates...I don't run updates before, but now I don't know what is happen to appear that problems.Updates there may not be for me.

I don't know what "this issues" means. You need to explain the exact problem.

If the updates remedy the issue, then do the updates. I don't know why you're repeatedly installing Win 7.

 

[Insomn1a]

I explain in topic, I don't know how to say in other words.
If I don't run updates I have this issues:
- do BSOD error when I set updates to off, "srv.sys, page_fault_in_nonpaged_area, dumping hard-disk files... and count to 100%"
- make some admin account named "admin$" and I must to choose when I logon Windows
- when I disable firewall for some game server to can connect another players the firewall will be activated again

 

[wither 2]

Updates fix many problems, although the most of them since 2015 have been security updates.

If you want me to look into this further, I suggest that you go to the BSOD section of the forum and follow the instructions for getting all the required files in a .zip file and then post that .zip file here.

 

[Insomn1a]

I did and there a topic about this.


Since appear to me that BSOD's since then my HDD it's noisy.

 

[Snick]

Have you tested your Hard drive? It may be failing. Excellent video by Brian at Britec Computers UK
How to Test Computer Hard Drive For Problems by Britec - YouTube

 

[Insomn1a]

I checked for bad sectors with HDD Regenerator, with HD Tune Pro and nothing seems to be suspicious.
HD Tune found something about damaged cable.I changed the Serial ATA cable and now is more issues.
BSOD's over BSOD's, I check now and with DTI Surface Scanner which is in the video of Britec and I press click "Mount" but doesn't appear my hdd.Now I write from this PC, so Hard-disk work.


The cable is installed correctly, I boungt a new power supply and since then I thing my HDD is noisy sometimes.I don't know if before was so noisy.Maybe is from some drivers, I use the latest drivers from the official manufacturer.

 

[wither 2]

In the other thread, I asked you to post your .zip file here. In one of the .dmp files, there's a problem with the NTFS drive. The other .dmp files report different problems that may be caused by the hard drive problem or the fact that you don't have the updates installed.

Is your hard drive connected directly to the mother board? If so, you might try a different SATA port.

 

[Insomn1a]

Yes, is directly connected to the montherboard.
I changed the cable Sata in the same port when hdd seems to be noisy.Now is the same thing.
To change cable from Sata port?Can have something that port from motherboard?

 

[wither 2]

I wanted you to unplug the cable from the SATA port you're using and plug it into a different SATA port.

However, as I feared, we have conversations going in two different threads.

 

[Insomn1a]

I change slot of Sata cable and is the same noyse before.

Sorry but I do two threads because I don't know can be, maybe and uodates and HDD can have something, maybe from him I receive BSODs.
How can I test the HDD or what can provide this issues?
I have few months when I try to solve this issues with BSODs and few weeks then I change power supply and HDD is noisy.

 

[torchwood]

Hi

And things seem to be getting worse

you have or had Wannacry malware on your system, there are still remnants
Microsoft Security Center (2.0) Service
Probobly trying to phone home ALL THE TIME, hence using your HDD resources going loud



Based on this and your BSOD, i believe your best option is a clean install

WU also seems to be having trouble identifying your motherboard, i cant find it either

Would suggest you get another copy of W7 as the date for this infection is the same as the install


Roy
@axe0

 

[Insomn1a]

Yes, can be and this.
I haved problems before with WannaCry malware, and now maybe I can br infected...Problem is I reinstall Windows and that issues reappear.I did a fresh install clean and format everytime when I reinstall Windows.But where I can receive WannaCry or something malware like that?

 

[torchwood]

Like i said i suspect its your install media.

On a different computer, go to Heidoc and download from there.


Roy