According to the other tech support board they feel Norton 's updadate program may be to blame:. I've enabled the other option. I'm going out of town for the holiday weekend, but when I get back, I'll see if I get any more BSOD errors for the next few days and report my findings. It's been a while, but I may have downloaded some program I found when googling to try to fix these errors.
I ran it, but then I saw results like having a ton on errors and more could be fixed if I bought their product. I didn't do anything else and removed from my system.
I don't remember what it was called, but don't see anything in my program list that sounds familiar. Could you let me know what lines in my HJT report may be to blame? Based on your posts I will reinstall my OS.
I really didn't have anything that needed backup on this computer anyway. I receiveved this BSOD when I first tried coming to this site anyway, and it basically made me give up looking for any other solution. I have my Norton Key to get Norton reinstalled afterward.
They all occured a few minutes after startup. I actually had five in row that kept showing up after my computer restarted and had the Windows Error Program pop up. Before I could do anything, another one popped up. I've ran the Memory Diagnotics Tool twice, once on the default setting and once on the advanced setting and no errors were found.
What information can I provide to help find the cause and solution to these errors? I've posted my updated HijackThis log. Click here for the link. I will uninstall Norton and disconnect my wireless adapter and report back in a couple of days to let you know the results. I've never heard of XPLite or any other program like you described. The only things I can think of like that are the one program I described above that I did not use after seeing that more errors can be fixed after I "bought" their product and the fact that after I reinstalled Vista, I manually deleted the "windows.
Should I reinstall again and keep that folder? Also, one of the files you showing on the HJT log indicates a driver. I want to thank Mel and all ther other Guru and users that attempted to solve my problems. Lucky for me, the computer's still less than a year old and therefore covered by the manufactuerer's warranty. The bad news is that I'll be computerless I'm at work now , for the next few weeks Back to top. Reg: May Kudos 0.
Hello, I've been using Norton for a while now and haven't had any problem. Thanks in advance! I have the same question 0. Reg: Oct What's "a few things"? Thanks for your help! Reg: Jul Make sure you have updated video drivers for your system. Update your drivers first and see if that fixes it. Also it is possible that it might be a memory issue, you can use the free tool included in Windows Vista for that.
Comments: 1. Hello everyone. I'm new to Acronis and to this forum, seeking some advice. Thanks for any hint! Frequent Poster. Posts: 2. Comments: Please let us investigate the issue and clarify the following: -Which services have you disabled?
Also, please make a digital photo of BSOD contents and attach it to your answer in this thread. Uninstall would not work. They are all gone now. Let's see if it runs overnight. It is ironic that the software that was supposed to protect my computer was crashing it.
I will let it run a while longer to see if the 0xA error comes back. I may have fixed that problem by reseating the RAM when I removed them to test one stick at a time. Thanks again for your help. Thanks for the update :grinthumb I hope my above link to post helped you understand more as well we can only hope.
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