Solved Random BSOD

[MasterChief]

Gear driver mentioned above is still installed.

jswpslwfx jswpslwfx.sys Thu May 15 06:28:50 2008 (482C1062) <<< This is no good, and there likely is no update.

Produkttyp D-Link DWA-547 RangeBooster N650-Desktopadapter

So new hardware to replace that and uninstall that software too, is likely necessary.

Of course, feel free to Google to see what conclusions you might come to about it, or find an update instead etc...

 

[sefyu]

I already deleted that Gear Driver twice - what am I doing wrong?

jswpslwfx.sys - just deleted. This was the driver from my network card which I am not using anymore.

 

[MasterChief]

Ok, make sure you delete the key for it too at HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\services

then reboot.

 

[sefyu]

Okay, the Gear Driver is deleted now.

Let's wait and see what happens ...

 

[sefyu]

0x00000139
caused by Driver: hal.dll

I was playing Assassin's Creed. But quit the game and started Google Chrome to watch a video and suddenly the BSOD appeared (if this helps ...)

I did a little bit of research on google and I am starting to believe that this is a hardware problem. Maybe the mainboard is damaged?
The RAM "should" be OK (tested for more than 10 hours each), BSOD also appear without a graphics card, ...

 

[MasterChief]

You have Rightsurf malware.

 

[sefyu]

Hm okay :/

I saw some ways to remove rightsurf but since the bluescreens are also still there I willl now reinstall Windows ...


// installed Windows 8.1 + Updates
+ Chipset driver, graphics card driver, network driver
+ Chrome, VLC

nothing more. I'll report any further problems


//
ATTEMPTED_WRITE_TO_READONLY_MEMORY
caused by driver: fltmgr.sys

I am starting to become desperate I activated Secure Boot in my BIOS, is it possible that there is a connection?

 

[sefyu]

Sorry I forgot to attach the dump file yesterday. Here it is ...

 

[MasterChief]

You have Intel AMT .exe on the system but the driver to it is nowhere to be found:

CUSTOMER_CRASH_COUNT:  1

DEFAULT_BUCKET_ID:  WIN8_DRIVER_FAULT

BUGCHECK_STR:  0xBE

PROCESS_NAME:  LMS.exe

Uninstall Intel AMT and Intel Management Engine.

Attach a screenshot of CPU-Z first tab, one of Memory tab and one each for each stick of RAM of SPD tab.

The LMS.exe could be malware since the driver is not installed.

Test the memory overnight with Memtest86+....as I've said already, it is likely defective.

 

[sefyu]

I have uninstalled Intel Management Engine and now my Device Manager looks like this (see picture)

How can I uninstall Intel AMT (didn't even know I installed it ...)?

I have already run Memtest for more than 10 hours on each stick of RAM seperately - no errors were found.

// And I can't access my BIOS anymore. While booting there is no signal on my screen and suddenly there is the Windows login screen.

 

[MasterChief]

Disable the CPU ability to overclock. If you can't get into bios, use Windows Power Plan settings to set max CPU = 99% and Min CPU = any number less than 99%.

Test like this and see how it goes.

You could also update bios from motherboard website.

 

[sefyu]

Okay I have set max CPU to 99% (it was at 100%) and left min CPU at 5% as it was.

 

[sefyu]

Hello again,

short update: Everything runs really well at the moment I haven't had any bluescreens in the last 2 weeks and I am runing Kaspersky and UltraMon again ...

What I did: I took everything apart and tested all the components on my table. I also did an update on my BIOS.

So I think the problem was either the (old) BIOS or an electrical short in my case ...

Nevertheless my problem is solved. Thanks for your help MasterChief

 

[MasterChief]

What I did: I took everything apart and tested all the components on my table. I also did an update on my BIOS.

Very wise. Yes, I suggest a system rebuild like that from time to time. Not usually for BSODs because if there was something funky like that, it probably would just shut down or not power on at all (or power off very quickly after power on.)

Nevertheless, it's great to hear of success and you're welcome.