Have you tried running memtest memory problems cause so wierd issues.
Have you updated much since then?
I'm not sure if it will pick it up if seatools didn't but if you download and install a program try hdtune.
Surely a bad sound driver can't cause a BSOD at startup? (It BSOD's when the green loading bars are moving accross).
I have all the MS updates, I get 'em all as soon as they come out.
I use MS Firewall and Avast Anti-Virus.
Actually it tells us stacks of info:Unfortunately Windows logging sucks, and it doesn't elude to much.
Compared to other os's, windows has the worst error reporting there is.Actually it tells us stacks of info:
The fault is in relation to "NETIO.SYS"
But I must rush off, please Google that, or I'll just reply later (if you reply again)
Actually it tells us stacks of info:
The fault is in relation to "NETIO.SYS"
But I must rush off, please Google that, or I'll just reply later (if you reply again)
Don't know, but that has nothing to do with your issueShould I get W7 and install it on my current HDD, or get a new HDD?
Don't know, but that has nothing to do with your issue
Yes install the Hotfix
Well that's the fault you are havingNetwork Reset, I don't see how it's related?
Well that's the fault you are having
Either a network reset and then restart will fix it
Or you may need to re-confirm all drivers (especially network) is updated
this is likely not the source of the problem, but have you tried running malwarebytes just for the hell of it? awhile ago i was getting BSOD's and it turned out to be from a trojan that was hung up in the registry. (well they stopped once i removed the trojans, they may have been unrelated though)
but i'm more convinced that it's a system file failure, rather than the HDD. i'd be surprised if a clean install didn't clear everything up.
Hmm actually did you end up running the AVG Remover Tool I stated to do?
I really hope so, as that was many posts ago
I couldn't see anywhere that I said try an Anti-Malware scan (ironically)
Good point, please run a > Malwarebytes fully updated scan