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  1. I made a previous post with the same issue. This time it has happened again. https://www.ascompsoftware.com/en/products/synchredible/tab/details Program is a legit program. Syncredible.txt
  2. I am having an issue where Syncredible is being detected as malware... I have since allowed the software to keep working (and ignore ransomware detection). https://www.ascompsoftware.com/en/products/synchredible/tab/details Please note, detection doesn't happen for a couple of days. This is the software I am using. All it does is sync files from one location to another. Sometimes it overwrites things, modifies, etc because it is doing directional sync. I have been using it for years without issues. Syncredible.txt
  3. Yeah the odd thing is the customers said things were fine till recently. So not sure what changed. Maybe the bios got corrupted partially or something? Either way, every time I did something the pattern and type of BSODs changed until they became basically the same one. Then, after reinstalling windows I started experiencing the other issues. Bios update solved that. It was just weird at how many layers of the onion this thing hand. First an update and then windows being damaged. On top of that some oddball bios issues. Guess kinda how the windows blew. The guy was running the second to latest update as well. I think F10? F11 is the latest and only improves memory compatibility.
  4. So I ended up figuring out the issue. It was a compound of multiple problems: Windows Update KB4959951 was the root cause. After uninstalling, found parts of Windows were damaged from the multiple BSODs. These further caused consistent BSODs, but were the same ones over and over again. After reinstalling windows, making sure the update was not installed, system continued to experience strange lockups and freezing during specific activities but were unique to issues with Ryzen 2600. Found a bios update that fixed this.
  5. Eh, AMD is doing some good work with those processors. The earlier ones had their issues. So far system seems to be stable. Thinking this has something to do with the ram upgrade he did. Still not 100% sure. Going to get more details from the guy.
  6. Welp it crashed again. I am going to try taking the ram out of the system in the morning and see how it goes. I suspect it is the 2600 just being picky as hell. I know the first and second gen CPUs were picky sometimes. 3rd gen not so much. So maybe.
  7. Yeah I hear you. If this thing BSODs again I am going to do just that. My test SSD was fine.
  8. I had one that was related to the TCPIP.sys, not sure about the rest. As far as the updates, I got those turned off. Thanks again. And yeah, I am in the same boat with you there. Not exactly a big fan of piracy either. I took those files and put them into their own folder to have a conversation with the customer. The number of times I have seen people destroy their machines. haha. Either way, lets see if this stops it. Just a heads up: 2020-03-29T08:07:11Z | C:\Users\naaca\Desktop\PCSX2\PCSX2-WideScreen-v1.0.5\WideScreen.exe [file | Malware.Heuristic.7] That is a false positive. It is for PCSX2, a playstation 2 emulator and that is to enable wide screen in PS2 games. The reason i know is because I use PCSX2 to play my old games since my Playstation 2 died 2 years ago.
  9. Yeah, I will have a conversation with the customer about those. I checked the Windows install, it is an actual genuine install. I have seen those last two before. They are for Windows cracks. The guy is running some VMs so maybe he used them in those.
  10. I just ran the logging stuff. Currently in the process of removing MBAM and installing the older client. mbst-grab-results.zip
  11. Really no kidding? What do I do to fix this? Disable web protection?
  12. Hello everyone, I have a system here running a Ryzen 2600 and it is crashing. Ram checks out, drives are fine. No issues prior. Attached are the files requested. I will keep looking into things on my end, hopefully you guys can point me in the right direction. All seems fine. BSODs can happen when booting or just randomly while using system. What I have tried so far: Verified drivers, reinstalled drivers, tried uninstalling latest windows update, memtest, prime 95, HDD testing, heaven benchmark running for a while. All looks fine. Windows 10 Pro 1909 64bit - Retail - Downloaded directly from microsoft· x86 (32-bit) or x64 ?Original OS was windows 10. Main hardware is less than a year old (Motherboard, processor, ram). Other parts are 2-4 years old (SSDs, HDD, PSU and video card)Install is around 1 year. AMDRyzen 3600 EVGA GTX 1070 Gigabyte X570 Aorus Elite Seasonic X760w 760W System is a desktop SysnativeFileCollectionApp.zip
  13. I just realized that. Sorry for necroing a thread. I wonder if the OP ever fixed the problem.
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