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Multiple BSOD on Win7 0xc5 0x8e 0xa 0x19

Discussion in 'Windows BSOD, Freezing, Restarting Help' started by elmonster213, Dec 13, 2011.

  1. elmonster213 Newcomer, in training

    Since the beginning of this month I have encountered BSOD. I already ran Memtest and gave me no errors(tested each stick individually). I have not installed any software before the first BSOD. I installed Tune-up Utilities 2011 and Malwarebytes recently. I have updated my video card and I still get BSOD. I went to Intel to update other drivers and everytime i run the Intel driver update utility, I get a BSOD. I ran chkdsk /r and found no errors. If you need any other information, I will post it.

    Windows 7 professional 32 bit-no sp1

    0x000000c5
    0x1000008e
    0x0000000a
    0x00000019

    View attachment 121311-20514-01.dmp

    View attachment 120811-26426-01.dmp

    View attachment 120811-26551-01.dmp

    View attachment 120811-44117-01.dmp

    View attachment 120611-24148-01.dmp
  2. Tmagic650 TechSpot Ambassador

    "avgidsshim.sys" IDS Application Activity Monitor Loader Driver

    This driver is flagged in your minidumps. Do you recognize it?

    Download and install all the Windows 7 updates ASAP! Your computer will love you for it :)
  3. elmonster213 Newcomer, in training

    avgidsshim.sys is probably From the avg security suite i have installed on the pc. Do you think that would solve the issue? Is it flagged in all the minidump files? Ill install the updates as soon as I can.
  4. Tmagic650 TechSpot Ambassador

    Okay yes AVG is the culprit... Try Microsoft Security Essentials, but Update Windows 7 first
  5. elmonster213 Newcomer, in training

    Thank you. I will try that. May I ask how you figured it out? What did you use to figure out it was AVG? What part of the minidump led you to it?
  6. Tmagic650 TechSpot Ambassador

    Your minidumps showed a general OS instability... Most likely contributed by AVG and the lack of applying needed Windows Updates. You may have other programs that "don't like" AVG or AVG might be disabling Windows Defender and Windows Firewall. Windows 7 does not need this at all, while XP did.

    When drivers like "avgidsshim.sys" show, it is easy to flag them
  7. elmonster213 Newcomer, in training

    That Makes sense. Thank you so much TMagic. I will update this again if there are no changes.