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blue screen of death on Vista

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fareware
October 6, 2010, 12:36 AM UTC
Help. I removed "Anti Spyware Soft" about 2 Months ago and now my computer is always crashing (blue screen of death). I used Malwarebytes to assist in identifying and deleting a line, perhaps I missed something. My computer was ok for a little over a month and now it is crashing daily. When it crashes, I get different messages on the dump, i.e. memory, IRQ, non page error...

I don't know if it is hardware related or software. I have run multiple diagnostics but nothing significant is discovered or it just fails and reboots with the blue screen. I have Norton 360, Uniblue powersuite and Spyware doctor.

I am familiar with computers but not on the hacking and malware side.

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