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The most common cause of a Panda BSOD is URL monitoring, which is not really needed. It can be turned off very easily.

When you delete something, it is still there, only hidden. It is not gone until that space is actually used again. That is the function of wiping the free space, it overwrites.

There is no need to clean the registry. If you want the best use Ccleaner, but not the registry portion. Any changes made to the registry by 3rd party software can cause problems.

Welcome The problem seems to come from your firewall. Please uninstall the firewall and your anti virus. In their place use Windows Defender (its part of your OS) and the Windows Firewall. Begin the procedure by creating a system restore point, which will make it easy to go back in case of...

Welcome I dont know why you were not helped, you seem to have slipped in under the radar. The cause of your BSODs is a driver Vsmraid.sys file description Productname: VIA RAID driver Description: VIA RAID DRIVER FOR X86-32 Company: VIA Technologies Inc.,Ltd Go to website to update driver/

We are glad that you got your problem sorted.

It will not cause harm, but many have complained of slow unsatisfactory performance while in use.

This is a situation that happens about 5% of the time and I cannot explain the reason. All the verifier does is put the drivers under stress so that the weak/corrupt ones cause a BSOD. All I can suggest is use the Verifier a bit longer. If there is not BSOD, we may have to look at other...

Welcome First you have to download special software so that you can read the reports.

If memtest does not give positive results, try a driver verifier. Verifying Drivers: Enable or disable the Driver verifier in Windows 8 You will get BSOD during the test. If the results give a driver that may be the cause we will update. If it does not we will continue with hardware.

Thats Intel, but lets do one step at a time. Follow my previous instructions and lets see if the problem is resolved. If not, we can leave the usb uninstalled and maybe, update Intel or even restore a previous version if any. I have had a few problems with incompatible drivers for 8 (and no...

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Those dumps do not give answers, but only clues. The clues in yours point to Avast. Start with a system restore point so that you can go back if things dont work out.

WHS is correct, it is a driver Its your Avast. Uninstall and replace with the free Microsoft Security Essentials/Windows Defender, which is part of the OS Use the free Malwarebytes for a weekly scan, for even more protection If you have an avast firewall replace that with the Windows firewall

You use the computer for 36 hours. It will BSOD, if this is a driver problem the verifier will give the driver to update.

The free version is just like the paid version, except for the daily limitation on new drivers.

You gave us 3 minidmps. Two of them indicated that a Microsoft driver was the problem, this is of little help. The third indicated a fresco USB3. I think that this would be a logical starting point. As a test, use the computer as normal, if the BSODs continue disable the USB. Then test, my hunch...

I must agree, a very tough one to solve. How about downloading all the information that is suggested in http://www.eightforums.com/bsod-crashes-debugging/10685-blue-screen-death-bsod-posting-instructions.html Possibly together we may be able to solve the problem. You may want to look at the...

I know, I was just showing that most of them were good, so as not to be a big job