[Shawn Aw]

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   Shawn Aw,

 

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Most of those logs are of no use as they date as far back as 7/26/2008 9:29:37 PM however the latest are concerned with Avast so this is where we should look first, latest log below, a much earlier crash was caused by AVG, was AVG properly uninstalled using the AVG removal tool before Avast was installed.

 

Filename          : aswVmm.sys

Address In Stack  : 

From Address      : fffff880`01074000

To Address        : fffff880`010ba000

Size              : 0x00046000

Time Stamp        : 0x56ba489c

Time String       : 2/10/2016 4:14:20 AM

Product Name      : Avast Antivirus

File Description  : avast! VM Monitor

File Version      : 11.1.3151.1663

Company           : AVAST Software

Full Path         : C:\Windows\system32\drivers\aswVmm.sys

 

and one from earlier on this month again below;

 

Filename          : aswNdisFlt.sys

Address In Stack  : 

From Address      : fffff880`01000000

To Address        : fffff880`01074000

Size              : 0x00074000

Time Stamp        : 0x56b0c3ee

Time String       : 2/2/2016 10:57:50 PM

Product Name      : Avast Antivirus

File Description  : avast! Filtering NDIS driver

File Version      : 11.1.2253.1653

Company           : AVAST Software

Full Path         : C:\Windows\system32\drivers\aswNdisFlt.sys

 

Filename          : avgmfx64.sys

Address In Stack  : 

From Address      : fffff880`01c00000

To Address        : fffff880`01c3f000

Size              : 0x0003f000

Time Stamp        : 0x5627abf4

Time String       : 10/21/2015 11:15:00 PM

Product Name      : AVG Internet Security

File Description  : AVG Resident Shield Minifilter Driver

File Version      : 16.7.0.7225

Company           : AVG Technologies CZ, s.r.o.

Full Path         : C:\Windows\system32\drivers\avgmfx64.sys

 

As an asides Shawn Aw, please help us to help you by providing as much information as you can about the computer issue/s that you are having, what has been tried and the type and/or model of computer concerned, there are many causes of BSOD but one of the most frequent involves internet connection, another as in your case is AV software which in turn can cause BSOD when connected or attempting to connect to the internet.

[phillpower2]

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   Shawn Aw,

 

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Most of those logs are of no use as they date as far back as 7/26/2008 9:29:37 PM however the latest are concerned with Avast so this is where we should look first, latest log below, a much earlier crash was caused by AVG, was AVG properly uninstalled using the AVG removal tool before Avast was installed.

 

Filename          : aswVmm.sys

Address In Stack  : 

From Address      : fffff880`01074000

To Address        : fffff880`010ba000

Size              : 0x00046000

Time Stamp        : 0x56ba489c

Time String       : 2/10/2016 4:14:20 AM

Product Name      : Avast Antivirus

File Description  : avast! VM Monitor

File Version      : 11.1.3151.1663

Company           : AVAST Software

Full Path         : C:\Windows\system32\drivers\aswVmm.sys

 

and one from earlier on this month again below;

 

Filename          : aswNdisFlt.sys

Address In Stack  : 

From Address      : fffff880`01000000

To Address        : fffff880`01074000

Size              : 0x00074000

Time Stamp        : 0x56b0c3ee

Time String       : 2/2/2016 10:57:50 PM

Product Name      : Avast Antivirus

File Description  : avast! Filtering NDIS driver

File Version      : 11.1.2253.1653

Company           : AVAST Software

Full Path         : C:\Windows\system32\drivers\aswNdisFlt.sys

 

Filename          : avgmfx64.sys

Address In Stack  : 

From Address      : fffff880`01c00000

To Address        : fffff880`01c3f000

Size              : 0x0003f000

Time Stamp        : 0x5627abf4

Time String       : 10/21/2015 11:15:00 PM

Product Name      : AVG Internet Security

File Description  : AVG Resident Shield Minifilter Driver

File Version      : 16.7.0.7225

Company           : AVG Technologies CZ, s.r.o.

Full Path         : C:\Windows\system32\drivers\avgmfx64.sys

 

As an asides Shawn Aw, please help us to help you by providing as much information as you can about the computer issue/s that you are having, what has been tried and the type and/or model of computer concerned, there are many causes of BSOD but one of the most frequent involves internet connection, another as in your case is AV software which in turn can cause BSOD when connected or attempting to connect to the internet.

[Shawn Aw]

 

   Shawn Aw,

 

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Most of those logs are of no use as they date as far back as 7/26/2008 9:29:37 PM however the latest are concerned with Avast so this is where we should look first, latest log below, a much earlier crash was caused by AVG, was AVG properly uninstalled using the AVG removal tool before Avast was installed.

 

Filename          : aswVmm.sys

Address In Stack  : 

From Address      : fffff880`01074000

To Address        : fffff880`010ba000

Size              : 0x00046000

Time Stamp        : 0x56ba489c

Time String       : 2/10/2016 4:14:20 AM

Product Name      : Avast Antivirus

File Description  : avast! VM Monitor

File Version      : 11.1.3151.1663

Company           : AVAST Software

Full Path         : C:\Windows\system32\drivers\aswVmm.sys

 

and one from earlier on this month again below;

 

Filename          : aswNdisFlt.sys

Address In Stack  : 

From Address      : fffff880`01000000

To Address        : fffff880`01074000

Size              : 0x00074000

Time Stamp        : 0x56b0c3ee

Time String       : 2/2/2016 10:57:50 PM

Product Name      : Avast Antivirus

File Description  : avast! Filtering NDIS driver

File Version      : 11.1.2253.1653

Company           : AVAST Software

Full Path         : C:\Windows\system32\drivers\aswNdisFlt.sys

 

Filename          : avgmfx64.sys

Address In Stack  : 

From Address      : fffff880`01c00000

To Address        : fffff880`01c3f000

Size              : 0x0003f000

Time Stamp        : 0x5627abf4

Time String       : 10/21/2015 11:15:00 PM

Product Name      : AVG Internet Security

File Description  : AVG Resident Shield Minifilter Driver

File Version      : 16.7.0.7225

Company           : AVG Technologies CZ, s.r.o.

Full Path         : C:\Windows\system32\drivers\avgmfx64.sys

 

As an asides Shawn Aw, please help us to help you by providing as much information as you can about the computer issue/s that you are having, what has been tried and the type and/or model of computer concerned, there are many causes of BSOD but one of the most frequent involves internet connection, another as in your case is AV software which in turn can cause BSOD when connected or attempting to connect to the internet.

 

Hello there 

phillpower2. I don't know what is wrong. I cannot uninstall avg completely. I think this is the problem that causes it to crash?

 

[Shawn Aw]

 

   Shawn Aw,

 

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Most of those logs are of no use as they date as far back as 7/26/2008 9:29:37 PM however the latest are concerned with Avast so this is where we should look first, latest log below, a much earlier crash was caused by AVG, was AVG properly uninstalled using the AVG removal tool before Avast was installed.

 

Filename          : aswVmm.sys

Address In Stack  : 

From Address      : fffff880`01074000

To Address        : fffff880`010ba000

Size              : 0x00046000

Time Stamp        : 0x56ba489c

Time String       : 2/10/2016 4:14:20 AM

Product Name      : Avast Antivirus

File Description  : avast! VM Monitor

File Version      : 11.1.3151.1663

Company           : AVAST Software

Full Path         : C:\Windows\system32\drivers\aswVmm.sys

 

and one from earlier on this month again below;

 

Filename          : aswNdisFlt.sys

Address In Stack  : 

From Address      : fffff880`01000000

To Address        : fffff880`01074000

Size              : 0x00074000

Time Stamp        : 0x56b0c3ee

Time String       : 2/2/2016 10:57:50 PM

Product Name      : Avast Antivirus

File Description  : avast! Filtering NDIS driver

File Version      : 11.1.2253.1653

Company           : AVAST Software

Full Path         : C:\Windows\system32\drivers\aswNdisFlt.sys

 

Filename          : avgmfx64.sys

Address In Stack  : 

From Address      : fffff880`01c00000

To Address        : fffff880`01c3f000

Size              : 0x0003f000

Time Stamp        : 0x5627abf4

Time String       : 10/21/2015 11:15:00 PM

Product Name      : AVG Internet Security

File Description  : AVG Resident Shield Minifilter Driver

File Version      : 16.7.0.7225

Company           : AVG Technologies CZ, s.r.o.

Full Path         : C:\Windows\system32\drivers\avgmfx64.sys

 

As an asides Shawn Aw, please help us to help you by providing as much information as you can about the computer issue/s that you are having, what has been tried and the type and/or model of computer concerned, there are many causes of BSOD but one of the most frequent involves internet connection, another as in your case is AV software which in turn can cause BSOD when connected or attempting to connect to the internet.

 

I used the avg removal tool and nothing left in my pc. 

[phillpower2]

Now that you have managed to uninstall AVG, get rid of all of the old crash dumps using Windows Disk Cleanup, see below;

 

To delete files using Disk Cleanup

The following procedure cleans up files associated with your user account. You can also use Disk Cleanup to clean up all the files on your computer.

1. Open Disk Cleanup by clicking the Start button . In the search box, type Disk Cleanup, and then, in the list of results, click Disk Cleanup.

2. In the Drives list, click the hard disk drive that you want to clean up, and then click OK.

3. In the Disk Cleanup dialog box, on the Disk Cleanup tab, select the check boxes for the file types that you want to delete, and then click OK.

4. In the message that appears, click Delete files.

Use the computer as you normally would and see if you get any more BSOD, if you do, upload them for us using the method below;

 

1. Copy any dmp files from C:\Windows\Minidump onto the desktop.

2. Select all of them, right-click on one, and click on Send To> New Compressed (zipped) Folder.

3. Upload the zip folder using the Attach button, bottom left of the dialogue input box 

 

Couple of pointers for you that will make following the thread easier for both of us, no need to quote every reply and use the edit tab to add any additional information to your last reply, this only if we have not replied to your last reply though.

[Shawn Aw]

 

Now that you have managed to uninstall AVG, get rid of all of the old crash dumps using Windows Disk Cleanup, see below;

 

To delete files using Disk Cleanup

The following procedure cleans up files associated with your user account. You can also use Disk Cleanup to clean up all the files on your computer.

1. Open Disk Cleanup by clicking the Start button . In the search box, type Disk Cleanup, and then, in the list of results, click Disk Cleanup.

2. In the Drives list, click the hard disk drive that you want to clean up, and then click OK.

3. In the Disk Cleanup dialog box, on the Disk Cleanup tab, select the check boxes for the file types that you want to delete, and then click OK.

4. In the message that appears, click Delete files.

Use the computer as you normally would and see if you get any more BSOD, if you do, upload them for us using the method below;

 

1. Copy any dmp files from C:\Windows\Minidump onto the desktop.

2. Select all of them, right-click on one, and click on Send To> New Compressed (zipped) Folder.

3. Upload the zip folder using the Attach button, bottom left of the dialogue input box 

 

Couple of pointers for you that will make following the thread easier for both of us, no need to quote every reply and use the edit tab to add any additional information to your last reply, this only if we have not replied to your last reply though.

 

Haha man! I will see how let u know

[phillpower2]

No problem and good luck