Random BSOD needs to be fixed! Please help!

[Spiral]

Hello forum members. I'm having many BSOD's. I have no idea what may be the cause but I really need it fixed so I can get back to work. I'm half way through designing a website which is due to be finished very soon!

I only have one dump in there but I have had many. sometimes 10 mins after booting and other 1 hour. The last one happened whilst doing a malicious software removal tools run from Microsoft and others just watching videos.

I have also provided a photo of a BSOD (The only one that stayed on my screen and didn't auto restart.)


UPDATE: WhoCrashed scan log:

On Fri 6/18/2010 5:02:46 PM your computer crashed
This was likely caused by the following module: ntkrnlpa.exe
Bugcheck code: 0xA (0xFEA2C63C, 0x2, 0x1, 0x82AA9764)
Error: IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL
Dump file: M:\Windows\Minidump\061810-19422-01.dmp
file path: M:\Windows\system32\ntkrnlpa.exe
product: Microsoft® Windows® Operating System
company: Microsoft Corporation
description: NT Kernel & System
The crash took place in a standard Microsoft module. Your system configuration may be incorrect, possibly the culprit is in another driver on your system which cannot be identified at this time.

Thanks in advanced!

Ben

 

[baarod]

Hello forum members. I'm having many BSOD's. I have no idea what may be the cause but I really need it fixed so I can get back to work. I'm half way through designing a website which is due to be finished very soon!

I only have one dump in there but I have had many. sometimes 10 mins after booting and other 1 hour. The last one happened whilst doing a malicious software removal tools run from Microsoft and others just watching videos.

I have also provided a photo of a BSOD (The only one that stayed on my screen and didn't auto restart.)

Thanks in advanced!

Ben

KiAttachProcess. This is a virus (rootkit probably), bad anti-virus, game cheat program or programming debugger. Nothing else that I can think of does an attach to a running process. Uninstall your anti-virus first and install Microsoft Security Essentials. It will keep you save until we can determine if your anti-virus is broken or not. Uninstall cheat or debuggers. Report back with next crash, thanks!

 

[Spiral]

Thanks for your reply. Don't know if you saw the update I added. To tell you the truth.. I wasnt running any anti virus software when this started happening but I now have Zonealarm 2010 installed. It found 1 Trojan, but still getting the BSOD's. I will un-install it now and check out Microsoft Security Essentials.

Thanks

Ben

 

[baarod]

Thanks for your reply. Don't know if you saw the update I added. To tell you the truth.. I wasnt running any anti virus software when this started happening but I now have Zonealarm 2010 installed. It found 1 Trojan, but still getting the BSOD's. I will un-install it now and check out Microsoft Security Essentials.

Thanks

Ben

Got PunkBuster?

 

[Spiral]

Thanks for your reply. Don't know if you saw the update I added. To tell you the truth.. I wasnt running any anti virus software when this started happening but I now have Zonealarm 2010 installed. It found 1 Trojan, but still getting the BSOD's. I will un-install it now and check out Microsoft Security Essentials.

Thanks

Ben

Got PunkBuster?

Nope, Satellite Internet = Very high ping = No online gaming

I just got a BSOD whilst writing this reply. Hmmm, no new dump file.

 

[Spiral]

Here's the MSEA scan results:

 

[Spiral]

Here's a new minidump!

 

[Spiral]

OK, I'm not having BSOD's any more, maybe because the computer doesn't get a chance to have a BSOD because now it just crashes after about 5 mins of being logged in. Nothing pops up, just total freeze forcing me to restart.

EDIT: I have just been looking through the event logs and there are so many error, warnings and critical's. Here are some of the source titles if they help fix this!

CAPI2 (s*** load of these)
Microsoft Antimalware
kernel-power
eventlog

 

[reventon]

Upload the full listings for the CAPI2 and Microsoft Antimalware errors please.