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DSOD Opening Word

  1. 12-02-2010 #1
    Paul Clark
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    DSOD Opening Word

    Just been forced to upgrade to Win7 and thought the compatablity problems were solved. Then after coping some web text to word (for a clean print), subsequently, trying to open a Word produces a BSOD.
    As requested in another thread find attached some minidump files.
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    TorrentG
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    Re: DSOD Opening Word

    Hello and welcome.

    Uninstall Daemon Tools normally. Then be careful to click uninstall while using the installer/uninstaller found here, to remove sptd.sys:

    DuplexSecure - Downloads

    Uninstall SpySweeper and install MSE to replace it.

    Enjoy.

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