- #KASPERSKY 2013 BLUE SCREEN WINDOWS 7 ZIP FILE#
- #KASPERSKY 2013 BLUE SCREEN WINDOWS 7 PATCH#
- #KASPERSKY 2013 BLUE SCREEN WINDOWS 7 SOFTWARE#
- #KASPERSKY 2013 BLUE SCREEN WINDOWS 7 CODE#
- #KASPERSKY 2013 BLUE SCREEN WINDOWS 7 PC#
I am really frustrated at that moment, I have work to do and it is kind of risk to turn off Kaspersky (the only way to stop the blue screen). A lot of thing happen recently so I don't have time to check this topic.Īfter posting this topic, the blue screen happened for several more time. General (suggestion) if you don't already a verified sysimage, recent restore point and backups, it would be a good idea to do those.Īs you using KAV free = no TS, you're stuck with us (the Community) we'll do everything we can to help :slight_smile: Is there a reason Windows is still RS4-1803?.& If Windows is run in SafeMode with networking, do the BSODs happen, have you observed this over a 5 day period?.& How is virual memory on your device managed?.Also, go to KAV REPORTS, look at the specific dates & times the BSODs occured - export those reports for that date / time timeframe, either upload the reports with the GSI or upload using the upload icon in your reply.Run GSI & Windows logs, upload to cloud storage & port back the link.Thank you for the data you've provided & your assessment/information.
#KASPERSKY 2013 BLUE SCREEN WINDOWS 7 ZIP FILE#
Windows: Windows 10 Education (64bit) Version 4 Build 17134 Kaspersky Free AV version: 19.(f) *Both Windows and Kaspersky are set to automatically update My minidump zip file uploaded to Google Drive: My topic on Microsoft Comunity:
Detail information about my OS and Kaspersky Free version, and other related information below: I can switch to other Free AV but well I want to give Kaspersky a chance.
I tried a quick look at my minidump file this time and maybe Kaspersky causing thisĬould you please take a look at this problem and somehow fix it ? I really like Kaspersky and stick with you guys for a long time.
I follow their instruction to update my nVidia driver. Last time, I already seen my previous Minidump file to Microsoft Comunity and they identify that nVidia and Kaspersky causing this problem. So I tried to narrow down and tried everything I can until now to identify which software/why it cause this blue screen.
#KASPERSKY 2013 BLUE SCREEN WINDOWS 7 CODE#
His email address is more by Gregg Keizer on my computer have been occurred a lot of blue screen with code BAD_POOL_HEADER. Follow Gregg on Twitter at on Google+ or subscribe to Gregg's RSS feed. Gregg Keizer covers Microsoft, security issues, Apple, Web browsers and general technology breaking news for Computerworld.
#KASPERSKY 2013 BLUE SCREEN WINDOWS 7 PATCH#
Microsoft continues to offer the MS13-036 update minus the troublesome patch through Windows Update. In the latter case, Microsoft eventually blamed the Alureon rootkit, saying that only already infected PCs were incapacitated by recurring BSODs. Two years later, large numbers of Windows XP systems crashed after receiving a security update. In 2008, for example, an update that set the stage for the upcoming Windows Vista Service Pack 1 (SP1) sent some machines into a spiral of endless reboots. This was not the first Microsoft update to cripple customers' computers.
#KASPERSKY 2013 BLUE SCREEN WINDOWS 7 PC#
Users who have received the MS13-036 update should, if possible, not reboot the PC before uninstalling the faulty fix. Microsoft published instructions on removing the patch.
#KASPERSKY 2013 BLUE SCREEN WINDOWS 7 SOFTWARE#
"In order to provide the additional security functions, G-Buster has to interfere with low-level functions of Windows, similar to software such as anti-virus and host intrusion detection systems," Kandek said. MS13-036, the security update that included the guilty patch, addressed four different vulnerabilities in the Windows kernel-mode driver, and was part of a nine-bulletin Patch Tuesday on April 9.īecause the update had modified the kernel-mode driver, Kandek wasn't surprised that security software was involved. In Brazil, affected PCs seemed to be limited to ones with the "G-Buster" plug-in - a widely used browser security add-on that many of the country's banks require their customers to install, said Wolfgang Kandek in an email today. Microsoft, however was vague about the causes of the BSODs and endless reboots, saying only that, "We've determined that the update, when paired with certain third-party software, can cause system errors." In a support note of its own, Kaspersky tied the CHKDSK issue to Windows Vista or Windows 7 PCs, or Windows Server 2008 or Server 2008 R2 servers, that had its software installed and had received the flawed Microsoft patch.
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