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If unable to find an update, please uninstall the program that is responsible for that driver.ĭO NOT manually delete/rename the driver as it may make the system unbootable!!!: Links are provided in order to assist you with looking up the source of the drivers. there's a free PSU test in the OCCT program at

while you can measure the output of a PSU with a multimeter, the readings may change dramatically when the PSU is put under load. adding components over time may decrease the ability of the PSU to support the entire system (Maybe remove some stuff to see if that helps?) PSU's tend to get less efficient with age The purpose of this question is to get you to evaluate your PSU (I simply figure that 3 or more hard drives is a lot of equipment drawing power, so there may be stress on the PSU). What is the make/model/wattage and age of your Power Supply?

Rather it's important that you checked manually, installed any available updates, and didn't experience any errors when checking or updating.

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It only takes one update to cause a problem, so it's essential that you have all of them. WARNING - if the computer might shut down during this procedure, please don't do it, as this may physically damage the computer and prevent it from booting.įYI - W8 and W10 communicate more with the UEFI/BIOS than previous versions of Windows, so it's important to ensure that the UEFI/BIOS is kept up to date (and the outdated UEFI/BIOS' may be the cause of some compatibility issues).Īlthough you appear to have a reasonable number of Windows Update hotfixes for this version of your OS, please double check for any new Windows Updates.

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If you are able to install the update through Windows (without booting from an external drive), then go ahead and update it. Please check at the manufacturer's website to see if there are any UEFI/BIOS updates available for your system. Your UEFI/BIOS (version F5) dates from 2014. The reason for that is that hardware problems tend to spit out random errors - so eventually the errors will name all the driver files on a system (and removing all of them isn't a good thing!).

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It's not prudent to remove all the drivers pointing to an error when we suspect a hardware problem (so, should you decide not to uninstall them, it's not a problem for now). The problem here is that we don't know if networktunnel圆4 or vjoy are involved in the BSOD's Vjoy.sys is most likely from a Virtual Joystick driver ( ) I would suggest uninstalling it, just in case it's a part of the problem. It is likely also associated with Battle Ping or Pingzapper. Networktunnel圆4.sys is most likely from HideALLIP version Universal by Core Systems, Inc ( ) Please run ALL of the tests and let us know the results - we can move on from there. 2 of the memory dumps blame networktunnel圆4.sys and one blames vjoy.sys (FYI - I'm having troubles with my debugger, so I run the dumps in the WinDbg preview after running them in my debugger in order to validate the results).īUT, there's 3 different BSOD error codes - and this is sometimes symptomatic of a hardware problemĪs such, please start with these free hardware diagnostics: