I’ve already posted a question about the Blue Screen Of Death before but now I have another question about it.
Okay, so I was getting fed up with it always happening and I decided to get a spy ware remover. I downloaded Malwarebytes’ Anti-Malware. I don’t know if that’s a good program but eh. I read reviews and it seems that most of them had pretty good satisfaction with it.
It still blue screens. I tried to system restore it and it did not work. It said it could not restore it back to any of the times.
But when it blue screens it has a file name. The two files that keep coming up are: win32k.sys and ntfs.sys. Now I already searched the computer, found the files and scanned them. Yet they contained nothing bad.
And there “system” files too. So I don’t dare delete them.
But my questions are: Can I delete them? Will my computer mess up if I delete them? Do they contain something that keeps making my computer blue screen?
I don’t know what to do because it keeps blue screening all the time still. I want to be able to use my computer.
Oh and if anyone has any suggestions on any spyware/Trojan/malware software I could use then please suggest it because I really don’t want to lose this computer.
Jaslene
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The system32 folder delete it.
Your monitor is finished. Have you had a magnet stuck on your monitor lately?
The command line log onto the bluescreen setup disk boot into the command line log onto the installation you want to press to start recovery console at the installation you want to press to press to start run chkdsk when finished.
The hard disk and reload windows providing you have back up of your data doing this would probably be best to format the problem.
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Do not delete these files!! They are system files. Malwarebyte’s Anti-Malware is a good program. I have used it to successfully remove malware from customer’s computers.
I suspect that your problem is not malware – but hardware related. I would start first with your RAM chips. If you have replacements, I would try that first.
I suggest you not delate them, if you do that you may crash your system.
I use Registry Easy fix this common problem.
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Could be a problem with device drivers, hardware or software. This problem can be solved by uninstalling new software, updating device drivers and making minor configuration changes . From . You can also run a free registry scan using utilities from
