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Thread ID: 71098	2006-07-26 11:00:00	Bluescreen after virus	dingfelder (10817)	Press F1

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473716	2006-07-26 11:00:00	Unfortunately I got a virus. AVG found it (Generic2.GNY???) which it then removed but it did something to my windows firewall so that it would not start. I am running XP Pro SP2 on a compaq presario r3000 laptop Researching the error messages, I found a post that said the registery was hacked. MS provides a registry cleanup script to fix it: support.microsoft.com I ran the reg file and restarted my pc, and could indeed use the firewall again. I did a full antivirus sweep and made sure my system was clean. Unfortunately, since then I am experiencing one very annoying issue: If I log out and then re-log in again as my user or any other user, it crashes with a blue screen, giving the error DRIVER_IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL Error code 100000d1, parameter1 00000008, parameter2 00000002, parameter3 00000000, parameter4 f8357c00. This does not occur with normal windows startup, only if I log out and then relogin. Thoughts?	dingfelder (10817)
473717	2006-07-26 11:15:00	It maybe a driver thats screwed or corrupted. Does the blue screen give the name of a driver / file? Have you installed any hardware recently?	Speedy Gonzales (78)
473718	2006-07-26 11:25:00	It maybe a driver thats screwed or corrupted. Does the blue screen give the name of a driver / file? Have you installed any hardware recently? No new hardware or software, other than the unintentional virus. The BSOD does also mention ndis.sys at the bottom I noticed.	dingfelder (10817)
473719	2006-07-26 11:35:00	I would say thats what's crashing your system. It may have something to do with your network card / modem drivers. A file for this maybe corrupted. Try reinstalling the network card /modem drivers, or see if there's an updated version of the drivers on the maker's site and reinstall them. Are u on dialup or broadband?	Speedy Gonzales (78)
473720	2006-07-26 11:52:00	network / modem drivers might be a bit more than straightforward, as the laptop has 3 portions that might apply: normal LAN wireless (Wifi) lan modem All 3 are different vendors of course, to make it tougher :) I guess I will go look through the compaq website and see what I can find. :badpc:	dingfelder (10817)
473721	2006-07-26 12:01:00	Does it crash whether you're on or offline?? And are u networked wirelessly or by ethernet to another PC?	Speedy Gonzales (78)
473722	2006-07-26 12:11:00	only time it ever crashes is if I log out and then back in (crashes as soon as you click in the password field to relogin) I am connected via the wifi so if I had to guess that is the one it would be . I still have a suspicion that could is related the the ms SharedAccess codethat gets called via the Windows Firewall service that the SharedAccess . reg file "fixed" . I'm thinking that this area could get called in the logout portion ? :confused: my normal lan driver does get hit as well, as XP does check to see if my network cable is plugged in (but I almost always go wifi so it always shows as disconnected) The modem driver (I assume) doesn't get called since I dont use dialup .	dingfelder (10817)
473723	2006-07-26 17:09:00	You might try shutting down the lan driver and modem driver . Disable them to make it less of a drag on resourses; do this in Safe Mode so there's no protest from them and try to reboot normally and see if it was a conflict of some sort . Remove the icons on the bar too . BSOD's over interrupts and IRQ issues are hard to resolve . . . . meaning you usually have to drop one service at a time and try try try again . I also saw this problem a long long time ago when there was an "end-runtime" problem, but I think that was mostly resolved in updates and hotfixes . Kinda sounds like this might be an area to investigate too . I believe it was an SP-2 resolution . Again, this probably was the results of a virus or some other malware . Moving ports and IRQ's is just a fun thing for them to do . . . . . . . .	SurferJoe46 (51)
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