Random BSOD in Windows pro


  1. joe2005
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    Random BSOD in Windows pro


    I have a dual boot pc running windows 10 pro 32 and 64 bit.Both were upgraded from windows 7.Some time back used iobit drive booster to update drivers.Since then I am getting BSOD randomly once or twice in a day.Googled and found out that software called "who crashed" may help in analyzing the problem and accordingly I got he report..At this point I am stumped to proceed further to find a fix for bsod and request your help . I have attached the report in png format and hope you guide me further. thanks

    Further to the above following instructions attaching joe-20-MAR-17_165506_07.zip.thanks
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  3. lifetec
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    Please use the BSOD posting instruction to provide the Dumpfile BSOD - Posting Instructions - - Windows 10 Forums
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  4. joe2005
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    Random BSOD in Windows pro


    Just now had a BSOD and the log report is attached.
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  6. lifetec
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    All 3 dumpfiles blames Probably caused by : iaStorA.sys ( iaStorA+2525 )
    Driver Description: Intel RST (Rapid Storage Technology) driver.

    It could be that IO Driver Booster installed the wrong version because you have a dualboot with 32 an 64 bit.
    (Thats why most BSOD analyst never use these kind of driver programs)

    I would start with uninstall and reinstall the driver from your supportpage of your mobo.
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  7. joe2005
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    I think i messed up the system while uninstalling drivers.Now I am getting while booting 32 bit inaccessible device.used rescue cd but unable access restore point however 64 bit is working.hope help is forthcoming thanks

    sorry for duplicate post
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  8. joe2005
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    I think i messed up the system while uninstalling drivers.Now I am getting while booting 32 bit inaccessible device.used rescue cd but unable access restore point however 64 bit is working.hope help is forthcoming thanks
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