BSOD DPC Watchdog violation

I upgraded from W7 64 bit to W10 64 bit and got a bunch of BSOD's with different messages. I started cleaning out software I could live without and the occurrences of BSOD diminished greatly. I uninstalled Panda and other virus services which seemed to stabilize the computer. However occasional BSOD's were still occurring.

A program I had called Hard Drive Sentinel did seem to jam things up, it was always last to start, waaaaay behind everything else so I uninstalled it. My BSOD's went away. Im pretty confident it was that program that was causing the BSOD's but I love that program as it has saved me from losing data on more than one occasion. So I installed an updated version and the BSOD's have started up again.

Using the tool ya'll so graciously provided I have attached the reports. Any help would be greatly appreciated

Hello rocks911 :)

I've looked in the crash dump files for references to any drivers that might be still acting up. There were two:

Code:

ffff8601`d4fed678  fffff80b`077130adUnable to load image PSINReg.sys, Win32 error 0n2
*** WARNING: Unable to verify timestamp for PSINReg.sys
*** ERROR: Module load completed but symbols could not be loaded for PSINReg.sys
 PSINReg+0x30ad

ffff8601`d4fed550  fffff80b`085c1b88Unable to load image farflt.sys, Win32 error 0n2
*** WARNING: Unable to verify timestamp for farflt.sys
*** ERROR: Module load completed but symbols could not be loaded for farflt.sys
 farflt+0x11b88

The first is from the Panda antivirus - it would seem that you were not completely successful in uninstalling it. The Panda Security website should have some advice or tools for complete uninstalling.

The second is from Malwarebytes Anti-ransomware and it could be that this is also a problem.

Thanks for the quick help and reply. Actually I reinstalled both Panda and Malwarebytes. When I had so many problems upgrading to W10 I uninstalled several apps including Panda, Malwarebytes and Hard Disk Sentinel.

After the PC stabilized I reinstalled Panda and Malwarebytes and waited two days. I didnt experience any problems in thos two days, no BSOD's so I then installed Hard Disk Sentinel today. I started getting BSOD's after installing Hard Disk Sentinel.

Its curious that the installation of HDS caused a BSOD where Panda and Malwarebytes was the problem. I think because HDS works directly with the hard drives on the computer most anything can happen, including anitvirus programs going haywire.

I uninstalled HDS and have had no problems since. Just a shame, I loved that app.

Thanks for the help, I really appreciate it