Help! BSOD attack

shadowbreaker513

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I booted up my computer this morning and it seemed to be fine, then right after the SpySweeper logo came up, I got a BSOD. No errors at all on it, just a stop code. I immediatly thought my video drivers got screwed up as I have been having trouble with them lately. Booted into safe mode, cleaned the drivers, rebooted into Windows. Another BSOD at the exact same point. At this point I thought something in my BIOS has gotten messed with, I checked and all settings were at the default. I tried booting into Last Known Good Configuration. Hey, seemed fine. Wrong! All the network connections had been deleted, I couldn't go online, and my two optical drives weren't being detected. Safe mode with networking yielded the same result. Could this be related to a BSOD I had a few days ago pertaining to ntfs.sys?

The system had been running fine the past two days, and playing WoW like a champ. Anybody know what happened? Also I'm guessing a reformat/reinstall is needed.
 
What was your STOP 0X000***** code.

The best thing to do is to turn off the auto-restart after errors.
Then go for three BSOD.
Write down the stop code etc that come up.
Then do a seach for that code.
That should point you in the right direction as to whats causing the error.

Luck.......:D
 
Stop Code

0x0000008E (0xC0000005, 0x80560BBD, 0xF82279AC, 0x00000000)

EDIT: Searched and found that 0x0000008E means KERNEL_MODE_EXCEPTION_NOT_HANDLED
 
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