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1. HOW TO UNINSTALL AVAST ANTIVIRUS CODE 0X3 DRIVER
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3. HOW TO UNINSTALL AVAST ANTIVIRUS CODE 0X3 SOFTWARE
4. HOW TO UNINSTALL AVAST ANTIVIRUS CODE 0X3 WINDOWS

Is there any way to look at the logs and see what was interacting with WIN32K.SYS at the time? I know that is said with BugCheck 139 you could step through the stack and see the offending driver. I do not have physical access to the server, so I cannot run the memtest at this point.

HOW TO UNINSTALL AVAST ANTIVIRUS CODE 0X3 WINDOWS

One occurred when explorer.exe was accessing it and the other occurred when desktop windows manager was accessing it. Both occurred when win32k.sys was being accessed.

If it is an issue with the hardware it will crash in any operating system. If the issue still persists after that then I would boot to a Linux live distribution and run some type of performance test that will stress the system. I would then follow the advice the community has provided.

HOW TO UNINSTALL AVAST ANTIVIRUS CODE 0X3 SOFTWARE

The first thing I would do is uninstall the TeamViewer software that you installed when this issue started.

You need to start ruling out possibilities. Basically, this issue can be caused by almost anything software or hardware on your system.

HOW TO UNINSTALL AVAST ANTIVIRUS CODE 0X3 DRIVER

This issue can also be caused by almost any software or driver on the system. It could be an issue with memory, cpu, RAID controller, or HDDs as well. win32k.sys is a heavily used system file so just because the dumps you have posted show that the crash occurred on that system file doesn't necessarily mean it is an issue with that file.

It is possible that this is a hardware issue, but the error occurred with the same system file on both of the dumps. Did you perform the system file check, check disk, or memory test that was suggested? I see a lot of good suggestions by the community, but I don't see that you have followed any of their suggestions. More like an outdated driver issue, data corruption on the hard drive or hardware issue like ram etc. Here is the second crash dump information. It's from the host machine I ran the export on. Oops the 0x124 error is not from that log, thanks for spotting that. But I'd start with a chkdisk/sfc and a memtest. Possibly this problem is caused by another driver that cannot be identified at this time. The crash took place in the Windows kernel. Product: Microsoft® Windows® Operating Systemīug check description: The kernel has detected the corruption of a critical data structure. This was probably caused by the following module: ntoskrnl.exe (nt+0x153CA0)īugcheck code: 0x139 (0x3, 0xFFFFD00200DD3870, 0xFFFFD00200DD37C8, 0x0)įile path: C:\Windows\system32\ntoskrnl.exe On Thu 10:00:25 PM GMT your computer crashedĬrash dump file: C:\Windows\Minidump\101614-26234-01.dmp _Crash Dump AnalysisĬrash dump directory: C:\Windows\MinidumpĬrash dumps are enabled on your computer. I have spent the past 6 hrs running some crap designed to get it back but so far I'm not getting lucky in the least and it's really pissing me off.Here is your crash dump information in an easier to read export. Not this time, maybe because I had to resort to the recovery thumb drive I made when the comp was new but damn it all everything was gone, and I mean EVERYTHING.

My drive was well partitiioned as as many have had to do over the years more than once I resorted giving in and reinstalling windows which has always seen said partitions and "c" was seen as the size I made it so the only changes it made were to c, leaving the other partitions alone. no audio, wifi or any type of recovery option was simply non-working. several tries to get into safemode to run it and restart. my last try it took an hour of just sitting there before it got fairly responsive and usable, at which I looked up and found the appwiz. anyway.avast started showing up about a week ago and pretty much locked up my computer.

HOW TO UNINSTALL AVAST ANTIVIRUS CODE 0X3 PRO

avast which I haven't used in a year (I think i used it's supposed uninstall, whence not seeing it or thinking it was still on the computer, and I have run periodically ccleaner and advanced uninstaller pro on several occasions for the registry cleaning).