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The thread discusses recurring BSODs experienced by the original poster during a full scan with Bitdefender Internet Security 2014. After troubleshooting, uninstalling ASUS AI Suite 2 and updating drivers resolved the issue, but BSODs reoccurred later, prompting further analysis suggesting conflicts between security software like Bitdefender, SUPERAntiSpyware, and Secunia PSI. The problem was ultimately resolved when the original poster removed conflicting programs and observed no more BSODs over two days.
The thread discusses recurring BSODs experienced by the original poster during a full scan with Bitdefender Internet Security 2014. After troubleshooting, uninstalling ASUS AI Suite 2 and updating drivers resolved the issue, but BSODs reoccurred later, prompting further analysis suggesting conflicts between security software like Bitdefender, SUPERAntiSpyware, and Secunia PSI. The problem was ultimately resolved when the original poster removed conflicting programs and observed no more BSODs over two days.
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Brkkab
The driver verified crash was related to your ASUS hardware monitoring software related (AsUpIO.sys). Yours is from 2010 and cant possibly work in win 8.1. I would install the newest driver available or remove if unnecessary.
In fact most of your ASUS drivers are from 2010 and could use a thorough look to see if there are updates.
Don't forget to turn verifier off by typing verifier /reset
The driver verified crash was related to your ASUS hardware monitoring software related (AsUpIO.sys). Yours is from 2010 and cant possibly work in win 8.1. I would install the newest driver available or remove if unnecessary.
In fact most of your ASUS drivers are from 2010 and could use a thorough look to see if there are updates.
Don't forget to turn verifier off by typing verifier /reset
brkkab
Excellent Member
Actually, they're the most recent drivers Asus has for my mobo. They're from 12/**/2013. It may be something related to AI Suite as they have AI Suite 3 out now, but it's only available for the newest Intel mobo's. AI Suite 2 is all that's available for my mobo.
brkkab
Excellent Member
**SOLVED**Thanks zigzag3143. Asus support emailed me while I was responding here to you. They had me uninstall AI Suite 2, restart my pc, go into safe mode and run a cleaner for AI Suite 2. I also did a search with Search Everything and Autoruns to make sure every component of AI Suite 2 was gone. Hopefully B.I.S. 2014's scheduled full scan will run in a few hour's without any bsod issues.
kemical
Essential Member
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BugCheck 4E, {2, 2ce6bf, 41efff, 1}
Probably caused by : ntkrnlmp.exe ( nt! ?? ::FNODOBFM::`string'+1af38 )
Followup: MachineOwnerHey Brkkab,
with only one dump file it's difficult to spot trends ect but what I did notice was drivers for:
Bitdefender
Superantispyware
Secunia software inspector.
I just wonder if running all three might cause issues? Also is your copy of Bitdefender the latest version? I'm sure it's using the latest virus versions but is the actual software the latest? As a suggestion try removing one of the above and see if a difference is found? Also do you get a bsod everytime you run Bitdefender?
brkkab
Excellent Member
SUPERAntiSpyware Professional has the real-time protection disabled. Bitdefender Internet Security 2014 is version number 17.26.0.1106. Other than it being the new 2014 version. In the past 2 year's, it's worked with Malwarebytes free, SUPERAntiSpyware Professional (real-time protection disabled) and Secunia PSI. The only thing 2014 asked me to uninstall was SpywareBlaster w/Auto Update. I did do that.
