darnn

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I get random bsod's every day after i have been used my computer for few hours, my computer is relatevely new and i have cleaned the hardware so its not overheating or atleast i think its not.
here is the dmps
 


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sptd.sys 11/23/2010
Go here for the removal tool and use the UNINSTALL button to get rid of it Link Removed (get the correct version for your system's architecture 32 or 64 bit)
If that doesn't seem to help with your issue try removing / uninstalling Avast (at least temporarily). Use control panel, programs and features to uninstall and follow up with the vendor specific proprietary removal tool from here Link Removed
Replace it for the time being with MSE from here Link Removed
I am not the go to person for analyzing dump files. I can usually only find things that are obvious. But your dumps seem to be all over the place with nothing mentioned directly as being the cause. So I usually revert to trying to find old drivers which may not be compatible, and I seem to have found one on your system. Do you happen to know what it is?

giveio giveio.sys Wed Apr 03 21:33:25 1996
 


I also see these dumps are faulting all over, can you do a memory test for us to rule that out before continuing?
 


i guess this giveio giveio.sys Wed Apr 03 21:33:25 1996 is some driver or something from speedfan so i deleted the speedfan, but the giveo.sys still exits at my computer so how can i safely delete it? I will run memtest today for you guys, thanks for help :)
 


i ran memtest for 5 hours and got no errors, so could it be the speedfan that caused it ? Also i want to mention that after memtest i restarted my computer and error popup showed up that my computer can run slower beacuse of aero theme so i disabled it, could it be one cause of my bsod problems ?
 


Start by removing this
sptd.sys 11/23/2010
Go here for the removal tool and use the UNINSTALL button to get rid of it Link Removed (get the correct version for your system's architecture 32 or 64 bit)
If that doesn't seem to help with your issue try removing / uninstalling Avast (at least temporarily). Use control panel, programs and features to uninstall and follow up with the vendor specific proprietary removal tool from here Link Removed
Replace it for the time being with MSE from here Link Removed
 


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