Recent content by TimT

Chkdsk found and repaired some errors (yay!) I 'think' I updated the Intel Centrino Blutooth adaptor... Also updated Native Instruments packages. iaStorA.sys seems to apply to RAID HDD storage, but I don't (and won't) utilize RAID storage - I was able to delete all iaStor files (including the...

I've removed the AiCharger.sys to the desktop (prior to deleting), set a restore point and restarted. If/when a BSOD occurs again, I'll post another W7F .zip file. Thanks again! Argh... while I successfully removed the AiCharger.sys file, I just experienced a new BSOD (two, really - part-way...

I've removed the AiCharger.sys to the desktop (prior to deleting), set a restore point and restarted. If/when a BSOD occurs again, I'll post another W7F .zip file. Thanks again!

I was able to install an updated ATK package which, I hope, will take care of both the atkwmiacpi64.sys and ASMMAP64.sys issues - that package update doesn't show up on the ASUS page for the machine model, but an internet search found a specific download page for the package on the ASUS site...

I see no other model identification other that 'Q500A', however, if it's helpful, the system information window states the following: Processor: Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-3632QM CPU @ 2.20GHz 2.20GHz Installed memory (RAM): 8.00 GB (7.89 GB usable) System Type: 64-bit Operating System...

Thank you so much for looking into this! I will post full model name as soon as I return home (although I've not been aware of any model name more detailed than 'Q500A' before)

My ASUS laptop running Windows 10 is experiencing frequent BSOD episodes. 70% of the time the code returned is Unexpected Store Exception and 30% of the time it's Critical Process Died. These seem to occur at random and can be as frequent as several times/day or as infrequent as once every...