Recent content by Machu101

Haha me either, it was a last resort for me so thankfully it worked. Again I appreciate your help!

Hey guys, thanks for all youre help, i wound up fixing the crashes through deleting the drivers and phymem64.sys, however i went to play tarkov and i think i deleted en essential file to play the game while deleting stuff in auto run💀. So i had to end up reinstalling windows entirely. No more...

So I have been getting constant BSOD's for the past 3 days and I thought I had finally figured out which driver was the cause (dell Data Vault Control Device Driver). So I disabled those and deleted them off of my PC via Autorun. Now I am still getting BSOD however I now have an error saying a...

I can disable them just fine, actually they are disabled right now. As I went to try to delete the drivers again I got ANOTHER BSOD, but this time with a different error code. https://files.catbox.moe/cm4kpm.zip Are you able to read this and see what the problem is?

Every time I do try to delete it I just get another BSOD with a reference to pointer error.

I already deleted this file : C:\Program Files\Dell\DellDataVault as well as deleted them off of autoruns. Was playing escape from tarkov for maybe 20 min and it crashed again. Same error, Reference by Pointer. I don't think ETF is the problem tho as this has been happening when just using...

https://files.catbox.moe/slwxmz.JPG There is where I see the Drivers, even though I have uninstalled them on Autoruns and deleted the dell vault file.

Scratch that, I found them under services in Auto runs and have unchecked them. Yes I ill share screen shots for you. When is morning for you btw? How many hours?

No, no driver was listed. However I followed youre instructions and I am not on normal windows bootup mode. I have Autoruns open but im not seeing the dell drivers anywhere on here even though I still see them on device manager.

get some rest, youve been a big help so far. At least I know its not my ram but a Driver.

Ok doing that now. I checked the lastest dump file and it said the Driver Verification Error BSOD was cause by something named phymem64.sys

Nope can’t run in normal mode without BSOD about a Driver Verification Error

Alright i’ll download Autorun on safe mode with networking. Stop the dell drivers then reset again and update you.

Yep did this, however the drivers are still in device manager, I tried disabling them and rebooting but another BSOD. Also - I did reset Driver Verifier before booted up in normal mode, but I am getting another Driver_Verifier_Detected_Error.

Yeah i got it twice while trying to remove it in safe mode with networking but it still crashed. For apps and features, I just see: Dell InHome Service Agreement Dell Support Assist Dell SupportAssist OS Recovery Plugin Dell Wireless Driver Installation I dont think its any of these right?