Blue Screen Problem

Daeva

Commendable
Aug 10, 2016
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Hi, I have a BSOD problem since I updated my drivers with Live Update. It happens sometimes when I start windows, the windows welcome sound goes all buggy and then I have the blue screen wich can be BAD_POOL_CALLER or NON PAGED AREA. Can you please help me to figue out what is causing this error? here's the error details screenshots ( It's in french hope it doens't bother )
http://i64.tinypic.com/339tudf.png
http://i64.tinypic.com/vf9slg.png

and the DMP files
http://www.speedyshare.com/3zhAx/081016-5288-01.dmp
http://www.speedyshare.com/rx7A5/WER-17768-0.sysdata.xml

Thanks a lot.
 
Solution
Thats a good question! I have no idea, I've never built an MSI system. Just did a google search, it maybe the Liveupdate program. Uninstall it for now

This file NTIOLib_X64.sys by the looks of it belongs to that Liveupdate program as well.

There's 6 different versions of this file on your system from 3 different years. Looks like that can cause crashes too. So hopefully once you uninstall that program it removes these files as well


the link to the memory dump returns file not found



 
try a different cloud server like microsoft onedrive, or google docs. They work pretty good and do not try install malware on your machine like some of the free services do.



 
amifldrv64.sys is causing quite a few of the crashes. Looks like this belongs to the Flash Memory Writer utility that updates the BIOS. Uninstall it or update it. Is this an Asrock , or MSI system?

Daemontools is also a known cause of crashes

Wouldnt be surprised if Bitdefender is causing one of the crashes. Uninstall it then use their removal tool to remove the rest of it



 

Daeva

Commendable
Aug 10, 2016
6
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1,510
Thanks for your help. It's an MSI but I can't find what is this Flash Memory Writer Utility. I use MSI Live update 6 for driver updates, is that it?
 
Thats a good question! I have no idea, I've never built an MSI system. Just did a google search, it maybe the Liveupdate program. Uninstall it for now

This file NTIOLib_X64.sys by the looks of it belongs to that Liveupdate program as well.

There's 6 different versions of this file on your system from 3 different years. Looks like that can cause crashes too. So hopefully once you uninstall that program it removes these files as well


 
Solution

Daeva

Commendable
Aug 10, 2016
6
0
1,510
Yeah it definetly must be the LiveUpdate since the BSOD started when I first used it for drivers update. I uninstalled it, Daemon tools too. I kept bitdefender because it's a very good antivirus and I prefer to wait and see if it's fixed before uninstalling it. I'll keep you posted on the progress. Thanks again.