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ManiAK07

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Man it sucks not having a pc but no bf3 just hurts. I got blue screen of deathStop 0x0000000A on my PC been tryna figure out what it is but idk. If anyomr could help thanks but till get fixed im out for a bit to also so my school stuff and focus on other things. So ill be back eventuy
 
That sucks man. I was getting a random BSOD last week too and all kinds of weird behavior - wouldn't wake up from sleep, fans running weird, clock kept running way behind, and wouldn't boot if any USB devices were plugged in. Finally just wouldn't boot at all. Turns out the PSU was just fading out and not providing enough juice. Swapped it out on Friday and it's been running great.
 
Hey Bro, sorry to hear about these blue screens. a matter of fact i got one yesterday as well. i am lucky because my computer is still under warranty but i did see them use a driver sweeper and a blue screen tool to look for the error code. you may try looking up the code. if that does not work, we have some great techicnal guru's in our help section, they can remote in do a diagnostic test and get you going. good luck, Swamp.
 
if u can give us some more information on the BSOD, like an error code, wat ur doing before it crashes that would help us help u a bit. I feel your pain.
 
Bravo i get my bsod once i get past welcome screen (windows 7) and im at my desktop it will just like go bsod after a few seconds
 
ManiAK07 said:
Bravo i get my bsod once i get past welcome screen (windows 7) and im at my desktop it will just like go bsod after a few seconds
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I have a feeling you have some fake alert malware. Even if you don't this won't hurt to run anyways to rule things out:

Download THIS and save to a flash drive. (This is an easy to use tool that kills known processes that stop the use of normal anti-malware applications.) Then download and install Malwarebyte's Anti-Malware on the affected machine. If you cannot install when you are booting normally, no problem, just do it during the next step, in Safe Mode.

Boot your machine into safe mode with networking. (Press F8 once per second right after powering up. You will see a screen with a number of options, white text on a black background, this is where you choose Safe w/networking then hit 'Enter'.)

Once you are on the desktop, click the first file you downloaded to the flash drive. A DOS window will show up, just let it do its thing, it will appear to be doing nothing as it runs, but it is. When complete it will indicate as such and you can close it.

Next you will want to run Malwarebytes. If you were unable to install it in normal mode, install it now. When done, click the tab 'Update'. once it is completely updated, then click the 'Scan' tab and chose 'Full Scan' of your C: or primary drive. Once it finds stuff, choose 'Remove'. Reboot and hopefully bye bye BSOD.

If you done did dis alreadeh, :thumbup1:.
 
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