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The thread revolves around a user experiencing BSODs caused by ntoskrnl.exe and IOMap64.sys. Another user advises the original poster to properly remove certain ASUS bloatware and related drivers, specifically suggesting to search for IOMap64.sys to resolve the issue. The original poster responds by thanking the advice and confirming they've uninstalled most offending software, planning to try additional steps. The overall tone is technical troubleshooting with constructive exchanges aimed at resolving the BSOD problem.
The thread revolves around a user experiencing BSODs caused by ntoskrnl.exe and IOMap64.sys. Another user advises the original poster to properly remove certain ASUS bloatware and related drivers, specifically suggesting to search for IOMap64.sys to resolve the issue. The original poster responds by thanking the advice and confirming they've uninstalled most offending software, planning to try additional steps. The overall tone is technical troubleshooting with constructive exchanges aimed at resolving the BSOD problem.
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First of all, you didn't and haven't actually
What you've done is attach a couple of text files, but......
Let's take them at face value and uninstall the ASUS bloatware that came with your motherboard CD likely Asus Smart Doctor or something called iTracker 2, along with anything else you see that might be related like the Charging software which nobody really needs and any assorted tweaking utilities that you may have installed.
Make sure that the software removal took at least that particular driver with it by performing a search for IOMap64.sys on your system and see if that helps with respect to your current issue.
For future reference, if Blue Screens persist....... Link Removed
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What you've done is attach a couple of text files, but......
Let's take them at face value and uninstall the ASUS bloatware that came with your motherboard CD likely Asus Smart Doctor or something called iTracker 2, along with anything else you see that might be related like the Charging software which nobody really needs and any assorted tweaking utilities that you may have installed.
Make sure that the software removal took at least that particular driver with it by performing a search for IOMap64.sys on your system and see if that helps with respect to your current issue.
For future reference, if Blue Screens persist....... Link Removed