Blue screens.Please help!

[lasvegascomputer]

^ Yea use Malwarebytes to remove the virus and then MSE for on going protection. If you want to pay I really like ESET NOD32.

I don't think a virus would cause this.. Try reinstalling graphics driver/software, maybe run a sfc /scannow in the CMD prompt, but to me sounds like an issue with your graphics card.

 

[Silver!]

Will re-install drivers soon.

Ran Malwarebytes and found only one thing. It was somekind of a TDU2 game file(Test Drive Unlimited 2). I deleted it. We'll see what happenes.

Also ran the sfc scan and and got no results.

 

[Silver!]

I have the newest graphics drivers downloaded at the moment. Nothing changed.

Now if I think back. I installed new graphics drivers a day or a half before the first BSOD. Can it be true that the new graphics driver is not working correctly?

I'd like to thank everyone who has helped me to this point.

 

[lasvegascomputer]

Yes see if you do a system restore back a few weeks before you installed the update..

Sometimes a random file or antivirus program may stop something from installing 100%.. Plus a system restore is so simple now adays.

 

[Silver!]

Well this is weird, I can't restore my system back before I installed the new drivers. It only goes back to 23.03 and the problems started some days before that.

Also had a random BSOD when I was at school.

Problem signature:
Problem Event Name: BlueScreen
OS Version: 6.1.7601.2.1.0.256.48
Locale ID: 1061


Additional information about the problem:
BCCode: 24
BCP1: 00000000001904FB
BCP2: FFFFF8800319A758
BCP3: FFFFF88003199FB0
BCP4: FFFFF88001362A71
OS Version: 6_1_7601
Service Pack: 1_0
Product: 256_1


Files that help describe the problem:
C:\Windows\Minidump\032612-16302-01.dmp
C:\Users\Kasutaja\AppData\Local\Temp\WER-34413-0.sysdata.xml

 

[robinhoodsnr]

Try this winlogon checker...Its a small file i've created to help me with winlogon issues ( This doesnt mean you use it if windows doesnt start, it only checks if there is more to your startup than meets the eye ) If THIS detects something, just give me the code it kicks out...

Downloadhttp://mariuscomputers.co.za/CheckWinlogon.zip

PS: forgot to mention...This was created with AutoIt...Some anti-virus programs might detect this as a Virus, but it's not...
If your program detects this as a virus, just "temp" disable...

PS: ive uploaded a "checker"-utility for you...just wait till Admin approves of the file...

99% of the time Blue Screens is one of 2 things....Drivers, or Hardware. Some viruses can actually "embed" their own script to drivers, and also cause BSOD's...

 

[Silver!]

Ok. So I just unzip the thing and click on it?

 

[robinhoodsnr]

lol...yep...I wrote it to check for DANGEROUS viruses...for normal viruses use your AV
The reason why i use this first, is to determine if any viruses are associated with explorer.exe, as this is usually the virusses/rogueware that gives you the biggest headaches...After this, i usually run the normal AV's ie SuperAntiSpyware, Avast, etc...

Use this utility...It will fix your registry settings if you find a "winlogon" virus ( can also be used to fix explorer, userinit and winlogon.exe infections via a bootable cd ( Live Cd )...Just add it on your live cd.. ( wont work from flash-drive )

Still in "Beta"-form...so please report bugs...
tia

http://mariuscomputers.co.za/Winlogon-Repair.zip

 

[lasvegascomputer]

I still believe its a video driver issue... You gotta figure out a way to get the older driver you had that was working and install it.

 

[Silver!]

Ok. Unziped the CheckWinlogon and as soon as i double click it a window pops up saying: Virus-Traces in Registry(Error005)!!! After Clicking OK. It says: A possible Virus or Dammaged Registry Key was found due to Infection, Please let a TECH check it out!

So I just run the Winlogon-Repair now?
And by the way.It says that it's for 32-bit(the repairer) but I have a 64-bit system.Still use it?