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BSOD

Hi

 

 

My system Configuration is Core 2 Duo 2.80Ghz

Vista SP2 2GB Ram

 

 

I have been receiving a  BSOD error like 3 times not consecutively or on the same day.

but while running a scan using my AV and Malware Bytes

 

My system is clean atleast that`s what the 2 programs say.

 

Am not sure but I think I was running Google chrome while I was scanning with the 2 programs 8.0.552.224

I installed it from a DVD the version installed was Beta(8.x.xx.xx) I dont know if the beta version of program was causing the problems or not some rootkit so 

 

 

To be on safer side I ran a scan with gmer and Norton Power eraser.NPE has detected a few which I think are MS office 2007 setup files and other Microsoft tools.

 

Can Somebody give some info on it


Here are the screen shots

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Re: BSOD

Capture.JPGThe following seems suspicious any opinions

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Re: BSOD

Running two antivirus engines at the same time, particularly with a beta of anything can cause problems.  See if they run without BSOD using them one at a time.

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Re: BSOD

Thanks For being the first to reply

 

 

I do not understand  though!

 

 

I don`t have 2 AV programs 

here is a list of AV programs that I have

 

Max Secure Pro 2010(trial)

 

Malware Bytes(free)

 

 

Previously

NIS 2009

 

 

the screen shot i posted was of NPE am sure you know 

 

Only 1 scan was run at a time.

 

The problem am not sure but occured 

once while I was disabling startup/optimizing using tuneup utilities 2009 \.( I dont rem. but i guess i amy have been running Chrome at that time)

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Am not sure but I think I was running Google chrome while I was scanning with the 2 programs

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Sorry, I took this to mean that you were scanning with both security programs at the same time.  They both scan for malicious content and the scans will interfere with each other.

 

How was NIS2009 removed before going to your present antivirus?  If the removal tool was not used, there may be some problems with leftover bits interfering with Max.  Running the tool will also remove the utilities at the same time, so if that has to be done, you will need to have your subscription handy for a reinstall of utilities.

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Re: BSOD

Thanks again 

 

I did not use the removal tool  for NIS 2009

 

guess I`m Gonna use the tool now and see if the problem persists

 

Have also installed a fresh copy of chrome 

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Here is a link to the removal tool, if you don't have it as yet.  You might have to reinstall Max if the Norton leftovers caused a corrupted installation.

 

http://www.norton.com/nrt


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