Hello and welcome.
All of those crash dumps are from September, so we can only deal with the problems your machine had then. Whatever you've changed since then could also be having an effect, so post new crash dumps if and when they happen.
1) Uninstall Daemon Tools. Then use the installer/uninstaller found here to remove sptd.sys, being careful not to update, rather to remove the driver.
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Then
2) Navigate to C:\Windows\System32\drivers and rename AsIO.sys to AsIO.BAK.
Also rename libusb0.sys to ilbusb0.BAK
Reboot after.
3) Install PowerISO to replace Daemon Tools. The disc emulation part of the software is free forever and is completely stable:
PowerISO - Create, Edit, Compress, Encrypt, Split, Mount, Extract ISO file, ISO/BIN converter, Virtual Drive
4) Update the video card driver:
atikmdag atikmdag.sys Wed Aug 25 21:43:45 2010
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All of those crash dumps are from September, so we can only deal with the problems your machine had then. Whatever you've changed since then could also be having an effect, so post new crash dumps if and when they happen.
1) Uninstall Daemon Tools. Then use the installer/uninstaller found here to remove sptd.sys, being careful not to update, rather to remove the driver.
Link Removed
Then
2) Navigate to C:\Windows\System32\drivers and rename AsIO.sys to AsIO.BAK.
Also rename libusb0.sys to ilbusb0.BAK
Reboot after.
3) Install PowerISO to replace Daemon Tools. The disc emulation part of the software is free forever and is completely stable:
PowerISO - Create, Edit, Compress, Encrypt, Split, Mount, Extract ISO file, ISO/BIN converter, Virtual Drive
4) Update the video card driver:
atikmdag atikmdag.sys Wed Aug 25 21:43:45 2010
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Re: Bluescreens please help
This old NVIDIA network driver needs to be updated:
Download this: NVIDIA DRIVERS 15.49 WHQL
Extract it to a folder but do not install when the extraction is done. Close the installer then.
Then navigate into the extracted folder, probably at C:\NVIDIA
In the top right box, search for the driver name. When it's found, copy it.
Then navigate to C:\Windows\System32\drivers and paste it over the one you have now. Reboot.
Then look in the device manager and tell me the new date of the driver for the NVIDIA network adapter, on the driver tab in its properties.
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Follow all of the advice from my first post also.
This old NVIDIA network driver needs to be updated:
Code:
Loaded symbol image file: nvm62x32.sys
Image path: \SystemRoot\system32\DRIVERS\nvm62x32.sys
Image name: nvm62x32.sys
Timestamp: Fri Oct 17 17:00:39 2008 (48F8FCF7)
CheckSum: 000610AF
ImageSize: 00054C80
Translations: 0000.04b0 0000.04e4 0409.04b0 0409.04e4Extract it to a folder but do not install when the extraction is done. Close the installer then.
Then navigate into the extracted folder, probably at C:\NVIDIA
In the top right box, search for the driver name. When it's found, copy it.
Then navigate to C:\Windows\System32\drivers and paste it over the one you have now. Reboot.
Then look in the device manager and tell me the new date of the driver for the NVIDIA network adapter, on the driver tab in its properties.
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Follow all of the advice from my first post also.
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Re: Bluescreens please help
Keep working on it until it's new like in the download.
Make sure you've rebooted. If still needed....
In the device manager, now that you moved the new file, try clicking update driver software after right clicking it....see if you can get the date to change that way.
Keep working on it until it's new like in the download.
Make sure you've rebooted. If still needed....
In the device manager, now that you moved the new file, try clicking update driver software after right clicking it....see if you can get the date to change that way.
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It's the only language I can speak or understand, besides basic Spanish, so you've got one up on me, heh heh.
.I will add minidump in the first post.Re: Bluescreens please help
I don't mind helping of course, I enjoy it. But nothing has been done that I have said to do so far.
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sptd sptd.sys Sun Oct 11 16:54:02 2009
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libusb0 libusb0.sys Wed Mar 09 14:50:17 2005
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atikmdag atikmdag.sys Wed Aug 25 21:43:45 2010
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From latest crash dump:
nvm62x32 nvm62x32.sys Fri Oct 17 17:00:39 2008
Download and extract my attachment. Then copy/paste it over the one at C:\Windows\System32\drivers
Reboot.
I don't mind helping of course, I enjoy it. But nothing has been done that I have said to do so far.
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From latest crash dump:
sptd sptd.sys Sun Oct 11 16:54:02 2009
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From latest crash dump:
libusb0 libusb0.sys Wed Mar 09 14:50:17 2005
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From latest crash dump:
atikmdag atikmdag.sys Wed Aug 25 21:43:45 2010
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From latest crash dump:
nvm62x32 nvm62x32.sys Fri Oct 17 17:00:39 2008
Download and extract my attachment. Then copy/paste it over the one at C:\Windows\System32\drivers
Reboot.
Re: [langtitle=pt]Re: Bluescreens please help[/langtitle]
Read here about the libusb0.sys driver:
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It is not a normal driver for anything you need, and I would uninstall it. If not, the bsods will continue. Please do not keep posting crashes when you already know what the issue is, if you decide to leave it installed.
There is no sense to try debugging crashes when there is a known bsod-causing driver on the system and the culprit has already been shown.
Read here about the libusb0.sys driver:
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It is not a normal driver for anything you need, and I would uninstall it. If not, the bsods will continue. Please do not keep posting crashes when you already know what the issue is, if you decide to leave it installed.
There is no sense to try debugging crashes when there is a known bsod-causing driver on the system and the culprit has already been shown.
Re: [langtitle=pt]Re: Bluescreens please help[/langtitle]
Yes. Install the latest chipset driver package from your motherboard website and the latest drivers for your mice and keyboard.
Many people have Logitech. If you do too, visit their site for latest drivers.
Yes. Install the latest chipset driver package from your motherboard website and the latest drivers for your mice and keyboard.
Many people have Logitech. If you do too, visit their site for latest drivers.
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