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    gerrard is offline Junior Member
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    BSOD

    Hello,


    Please help me to solve my BSOD.
    I have it for a few months. I upgraded from Win XP to 7, changed the antivirus/firewall system to Comodo, updated drivers and did other things. After changing 1 module of RAM 512 MB, some crashes disappeared, only bsod at boot time remained. I deleted existing settings at Driver Verifier, and after that (I suppose that was the reason) the crashes disappeared. Now I don't have BSOD for 2/3 weeks.
    The bluescreen view showed that most of the time ntoskrnl.exe is the problem. It would be good to know, that is it a driver failure (if so, which one), or BIOS update (but I couldn't find a proper new one) or a Win7 reinstall?
    Thank you very much

    Gerrard
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    gerrard is offline Junior Member Thread Starter Thread Starter
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    Re: BSOD

    Hi,

    only one (and a surprising one) BSOD since the last time: PFN list corrupt (causing driver:ntoskrnl.exe).
    Please help me.
    Thanks.

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