BSOD irql not less of equal Iastor

IdiotJerry

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Hi, I asked for this one, please help.

Bought a new laptop as seen here

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16834220834&cm_re=Asus_g_series-_-34-220-834-_-Product

Downloaded a malicious exe found here

http://keygenguru.com/serial/adobe_dreamweaver_cs4_10_0_build_4117.HTmL

I downloaded the zipfile , ran kapersky virus check on it, said it wad fine. Ran .exe

***, program damn near instantly froze my pc reboot to windows loading screen and BSOD, irql not less of equal , seen Iastor.sys at the bottom.
Stop 0x000000D1 and sometimes no irql... With stop 0x000000E1 or 0x0000007E or 0x000000B1 or 0x00000021 or A few others
During this it does a memory dump and then reboot.

Safe modes no go, restore no go, sometimes I can run windows for less then a minute.

Tried to fix for hours, raging pissed, please help, I'll donate money
 
It probably passed the AV check OK but after you ran it grabbed some bad stuff off the internet and messed up your system.
You really are better off going the clean install route. The Safe mode & restore failure kinda points to a nasty rootkit that modifies the OS.
 

Taverneer

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Jerry, Aside from the judgmental, self righteous *ssholes out there, there is another way if you have another machine. Take the hard drive out of the affected machine, sock it into another machine, do your AV work and doc/file backups and manipulate the various startup files from there.

There are legitimate reasons to get cracks, such as when I had a disk go bad for one reason or another and the company was a douchebag about it and wouldn't replace it without my buying a new disk. I got a keygen and the problem was solved. I owned the disk, still have it, but I can now actually use the program.

Don't need your sympathy, pontiff.
 

scariRAVE

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Hi, I'm also having the bsod IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL
I downloaded bluescreen review and the file in red is:
ntkrnlpa.exe


I usually experience this when I'm gaming.

Custom build:
Mobo : MSI 870-G45
cpu: AMD phenom II (Quard core 3.4 Ghz)
RAM: two 4GB sticks of G-Skill Ripjaws (DDR3 1600)
Vid Card: GTX 275 by EVGA

It bsods.. a LOT.
Need help!

Win7 32 only recognizes 3.25 GB of my RAM, could this be the main issue?
I just got an error from my last restart saying that my win7 isn't legal, but I KNOW it is..
I just purchased win7 64 bit, think that will help?
last bsod: 3/18/2011
also, I have all the updated drivers, i have swept and cleaned my registry, but I do have AVG, but I doubt that it would cause my bsod..
please help?