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Microsoft Support & Malware Removal
BSOD Crashes, Kernel Debugging
The weirdest problem I have ever seen
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<blockquote data-quote="TomasVan" data-source="post: 54379" data-attributes="member: 2248"><p>Thanks Patrick</p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>Indeed it must have been the MB CD because I never tinker with drivers or hardware (never oclck) when not knowing what the consequences might be. I followed your instructions and suppose the 2009 version is now installed.</p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>This is something I have been repeatedly trying back 4 months ago when I had the problem and <strong>STILL </strong>the old GC (GTX 295).</p><p>Back then I must have tried a good dozen of drivers from 2 years old to the last to a beta. It never solved anything.</p><p>Here I remind that 3 days ago when the problem reappeared I have been using 311.06 which was not the latest. That's why my second action (just after running MSE virus check ) was to go to the Nvidia site and to install the latest driver (320.49).</p><p>The weirdest thing here is that as soon as I changed the GC 4 months ago, everything has been working fine during 3 months with a non updated Nvidia driver (311.06) and even with the hopelessly old Asus driver that you mentioned and then the same problem suddenly reappeared despite the fact that I changed, installed or updated nothing. As a summary - the problem appeared with an old driver 311.06 and continues with the last 320.49.</p><p></p><p><strong>Download Memtest86+ here: </strong>Done. As I have neither an empty CD nor an UCB key, I can't run the test yet.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="TomasVan, post: 54379, member: 2248"] Thanks Patrick Indeed it must have been the MB CD because I never tinker with drivers or hardware (never oclck) when not knowing what the consequences might be. I followed your instructions and suppose the 2009 version is now installed. This is something I have been repeatedly trying back 4 months ago when I had the problem and [B]STILL [/B]the old GC (GTX 295). Back then I must have tried a good dozen of drivers from 2 years old to the last to a beta. It never solved anything. Here I remind that 3 days ago when the problem reappeared I have been using 311.06 which was not the latest. That's why my second action (just after running MSE virus check ) was to go to the Nvidia site and to install the latest driver (320.49). The weirdest thing here is that as soon as I changed the GC 4 months ago, everything has been working fine during 3 months with a non updated Nvidia driver (311.06) and even with the hopelessly old Asus driver that you mentioned and then the same problem suddenly reappeared despite the fact that I changed, installed or updated nothing. As a summary - the problem appeared with an old driver 311.06 and continues with the last 320.49. [B]Download Memtest86+ here: [/B]Done. As I have neither an empty CD nor an UCB key, I can't run the test yet. [/QUOTE]
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The weirdest problem I have ever seen
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