Bsod

Zugs · 03 Apr 2020

not sure if you want both the zip and the link but just in case here is the link for the minidumps as well:
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zbook · 03 Apr 2020

The last dump file was corrupt.

Restart the tool with 5 additional customized tests.

Make sure no Microsoft drivers are tested.
Test all non-Microsoft drivers.

For the crashes make sure that you manually search for and post share links for C:\windows\memory.dmp

For any BSOD:

a) run the V2 log collector to collect new log files

b) open file explorer> this PC > C: > in the right upper corner search for: C:\Windows\memory.dmp
> if the file size is < 1.5 GB then zip > post a separate share link into the thread using one drive, drop box, or google drive

Zugs · 03 Apr 2020

Just want to make sure Im 100% on the goal.
1 redo the Verifier task 5 times until I get crash or BSOD.
1a if BSOD upload via the tool found here in the forums
1b if crash with no BSOD link minidump files.

Is this the correct actions? Also want to thank you for all you've done with my pc and its issues.

zbook · 03 Apr 2020

The tool is used to create dump files.
The V2 log collector will collect mini dump files.
It does not collect memory dump files.
So V2 collects the mini dump files and you collect the memory dump files after each BSOD.

Windows driver verifier has approximately 22 customized tests.
You will start with the 3 customized tests in the Ten Forums link.
Then you will add additional tests every hour (3 - 5) to increase the number of simultaneous tests.
You will not jump from 3 to 19 as there can be performance problems and slow boot.
View the Microsoft link so that you can see the tests to not use and the tests to use as you add customized tests.

Zugs · 04 Apr 2020

ok ty!

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So I cant get past the first three settings with out a BSOD.

Driver_verifier_Iomanager_Violation

Ndis.sys

Here is the mini dump logs:
Attachment 273144

zbook · 04 Apr 2020

1) Please post a share link for:

Code:

LastWriteTime       Size (MB) FullName             
-------------       --------- --------             
4/4/2020 6:59:18 PM    761.99 C:\WINDOWS\MEMORY.DMP

2) Uninstall or uninstall and reinstall: cfosspeed6.sys
cFosSpeed

Code:

cfosspeed6.sys	cFosSpeed - The Internet Accelerator
Also a part of Asus TurboLAN	http://www.cfos.de/en/cfosspeed/support.htm

Code:

cFosSpeed System Service	cFosSpeedS	Running	Auto	Own Process	"c:\program files\cfosspeed\spd.exe" -service	Normal	LocalSystem	0

Code:

cfosspeed	cFosSpeed for faster Internet connections (NDIS 6)	c:\windows\system32\drivers\cfosspeed6.sys	Kernel Driver	Yes	System	Running	OK	Normal	No	Yes

Code:

cfosspeed6.sys Tue Dec  3 07:25:27 2019 (5DE66247)

3) Restart Windows driver verifier with 8 customized test settings

Zugs · 05 Apr 2020

Apparently I can not delete 2 of them, as it seems I dont have "permission". Is there a guide you can link to show me how to change that setting sir?

Thank you
Mark

zbook · 05 Apr 2020

https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/...0-8d22254aa1c1
Change Permissions of Objects for Users and Groups in Windows 10

Zugs · 05 Apr 2020

So it seems that cForspeed is now a "feature" software for MSI motherboards if you down load their Dragon Center. As a bonus they dont tell you or let you know that you are installing it and its a MFer to get rid of. Ive managed to remove 3 of the files however one located in windows\systems32\drivers runs when you boot up the comp. I can not find it in the task manager and TBH I don't know how to stop it from loading. It wont let me remove it as its "running" even though I can not find it in task manager at all. How to do I proceed?

Again thank you.

zbook · 05 Apr 2020

If a fresh copy of Windows is installed it can become corrupt.
So the newest Windows version/ build can become corrupt.

Drivers are typically reported by version and date.
In a similar fashion to Windows, the newest driver can become corrupt.

When there is difficulty uninstalling a driver these are some options:
a) change the driver name by adding old, for example: abcdefg.sys > abcdefgold.sys or abcdefg.old.sys
b) install a new driver over the current driver, for example: there is typically a prompt as to whether to replace despite the date > accept the prompt to replace

For all drivers it's best to have a replacement before modifying.

For chipset drivers or challenging drivers consider performing modification/uninstallation/replacement while in safe mode

In many cases Windows may temporarily install a driver that is uninstalled.

Boot into Safe Mode on Windows 10