Seemingly random BSOD with multiple different error codes inside

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  1. insonia
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    I see, thank you for providing more information BSODHunter I will look into it once I'm back home from work.
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  3. BSODHunter
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    There are entries in the hosts.txt to bypass the activation of Adobe products.
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