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UPdate in this Thread- Today is 7/3/24 Last Post was May 15 , 2024 Last BSOD- May 2, 2024 What to do I attribute it too? First of course I liked to thank all the contributors here! Second I say is 2 factors- 1- I updated my Bios- 2- Removed ESET on my machine- Currently using MS Defender with...

So I am trying to remove Bing Wallpaper without success- Error message I get- Has any found a way to removal the app?

I am happy to report- so far -so Good!!!

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BlueRobot- Thanks for the follow up! I have been trying to get to crash- but to no avail- which is good- I ran the clone software which would always cause a BSOD- but it did not- I switched from a studio driver for my GPS to a gaming driver- ran some graphic intense programs- no crash! In the...

Okay- Eset free Using Defender and considering Malware Bytes in addition- seems like a popular combination. We will see....

Will give it a try-- interestingly a search shows that many have issues with ESET & BSOD Also- MS defender gets a pretty good rating-...

I dont mind removeing ESET- but there not much esle out there- don't like the main stream stuff- too much junk in them!

Good Question

Thanks Blue Robot- I have not tried safe mode- not sure how to do it in 11- My system often will run fine for months- then a series of BSOD- then not happen again- when not if it crashes again-I post what I find.

I appreciate you help-for sure- These are the 3rd set of memory chips I have installed- these last with the manufacture blessing- so it just may be a MB problem- I have been shopping out parts for a new build- it may time to take that a little more seriously- I not one to quick on a machine...

It there- just in the 32 per stick amount- I adjusted it to 2 sticks When I inqiured of Asrock tech- here is there comments- " Support Mon, Apr 22, 4:57 PM (10 days ago) to me The memory should work without any problems is low speed and should be same as your CPU memory...

Little background- if it helps- I got a email back from Asrock stating the proper placement of the new ram- It's needs to go into slots 2,4- Switched them- booted up fine- thought BSOD was over. This am- booted up- and in a second BSOD- rebooted- again in a second BSOD- Booted again- ran Scan &...

The computer has rebooted from a bugcheck. The bugcheck was: 0x000000ef (0xffffe70154f930c0, 0x0000000000000000, 0xffffe70154f930c0, 0x0000000000000000). A dump was saved in: C:\WINDOWS\MEMORY.DMP. Report Id: 26ab740f-63be-4523-a100-487a882e28a1.