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| Thread ID: 118110 | 2011-05-19 23:07:00 | Stop # C0000263 BSoD | jupiter1 (2578) | Press F1 |
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| 1203439 | 2011-05-19 23:07:00 | Hi Team, My system is dead with the following report..... Stop C0000263 Driver entry point not found in driver NTOSKRNL.exe X. (the X at the end of that is a yellow heart). Loaded the entry point IoForwardIrp synchronosly. |sysroot\sys32\drivers\aswsnx.sys device driver could not be found. No new h/ware or s/ware has been installed in the last 12 months and the system has been stable all that time. I have tried several time to "repair" the system with the emergency repair disk and with the source cd. I can boot up from a backup dual boot drive and read all my data from the problem disk OK. All programs and data works without fail on this backup system. System is a P4-2.53: 2Gb ram: 2x 80 Gb HDD, Main and backup. Win2K pro on both drives. Where do I go to from here ? I don't relish the thought of formatting and re-installing the "C" drive and all the programs only to find I still have the same fault. Any idears anyone ? Cheers, |
jupiter1 (2578) | ||
| 1203440 | 2011-05-19 23:11:00 | Uninstall Avast if aswsnx.sys is crashing. It belongs to that. Or connect the hdd to something else delete aswsnx.sys. Or put tdsskiller on a bootable flash drive (support.kaspersky.com) Then run it. See if its a rootkit |
Speedy Gonzales (78) | ||
| 1203441 | 2011-05-20 02:57:00 | Hi Speedy, I un-installed Avast and later ran tdsskiller. Unfortunately neither solved my problem, tdsskiller found nothing. Perhaps a format and re-install is the only option do you think ? Incidently, my backup system has the same Avast installed on it without any problem ver 5.0.396. Not sure the ver on the failing m/c. Cheers, |
jupiter1 (2578) | ||
| 1203442 | 2011-05-24 00:10:00 | Hi Speedy, Remember thread :- pressf1.pcworld.co.nz Quote :- Hi Speedy, I un-installed Avast and later ran tdsskiller. Unfortunately neither solved my problem, tdsskiller found nothing. Perhaps a format and re-install is the only option do you think ? Incidently, my backup system has the same Avast installed on it without any problem ver 5.0.396. Not sure the ver on the failing m/c. I found a several orphan asw.... files belonging to Avast. My problem was solved once I deleted these and then repaired windows. Many thanks for your help. Cheers, Phil. Cheers, |
jupiter1 (2578) | ||
| 1203443 | 2011-05-24 00:20:00 | Run this as well (www.avast.com). See what happens. If you uninstalled Avast, whats crashing now? | Speedy Gonzales (78) | ||
| 1203444 | 2011-05-24 01:03:00 | Run this as well (www.avast.com). See what happens. If you uninstalled Avast, whats crashing now? Hi Speedy, I have no problem now, my m/c is fixed. I still have my friends notebook to look at, probably this afternoon or evening. Cheers, Phil. |
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