Recent content by DWreck1995

I found the "wdcsam64.sys" file located on my external HDD in the default files that came stock with it. I just stored all the default stuff that came with it in another folder so if I ever needed them I could use them. But I never ran any of the installs for them. The driver updater must have...

So when I find a file that's related to a driver like the "wdcsam64.sys" one, does deleting the file uninstall the driver?

Okay I did some of the things you asked: I removed AiCharger+ I removed MSI Afterburner (For testing) I removed Daemon Tools (For testing) I updated the Broadcom driver I don't have a clue what that might be. It must be a process that runs in the background for an application. But Daemon...

I have some good news and some bad news. First the bad news, I got another BSoD. The good news is it's not the same BSoD, something along the lines of a driver power sate failure. Anyway, I uploaded the new files for reviewing to see what it is. Thanks for any help again.

Okay well I'll just have to wait and see. It was definitely that driver though. Because every time I would unplug or plug in the HDD it would BSoD and it's not now.

Okay thanks, I got both of those updated now. Did this driver replace the old one or do I still need to remove it?

I use the My Passport Ultra.

Okay, that's a good point. I assumed I didn't need them because those two drivers were only installed after I got a system optimizer that included a driver updater. I'll update them and see if the BSoD happens again. Where do I navigate to get the latest driver? I went on the site and selected...

I do have a WD external HDD. But it doesn't require a 2008 RAID Driver. But I do not have any sort a external network adapters.

Well I actually use Deamon Tools on a regular basis so I can't remove that. But is there a trick to removing the drivers because all I see is programs, not drivers?

Sorry for the late reply, my GPU messed up so I've been going through a horrible RMA mess. But I'm done with that now. Back on topic, I knew that driver updater would install things I don't even need. I don't even have a Western Digital HDD, or a RAID setup. I don't have a Network Adapter...

UPDATE: I finally got another. It didn't happen right after my computer woke up though. I just tried oping an application when it happened. I re-uploaded the requested files from before. When the blue screen appeared it never restarted my PC it froze on it.

Okay I'll post another reply if/when it happens again. I'm a little suspicious of my AMD GPU Drivers because they can cause issues similar to what I'm experiencing. But that isn't something I can remove and keep removed if that's the case. I do know about SFC Scans, I use them often when helping...

Okay, following through the steps there were a few things that needed to be changed. "Automatically restart" was checked, and "Small memory dump" was not the chosen method. I fixed those and ran the Diagnostic Tool again. I updated the attached file.

I followed the instructions and attached the required files. If you require anything else please don't hesitate to ask. This BSoD don't happen really often, sometimes when nothing is happening on the Desktop but out of the times it does happen its mostly when I wake up my PC from Sleep Mode. My...