Avast bsod windows 7

In most cases, aswsp.sys file problems lead to "blue screen" errors and are due to a missing or corrupted avast! Antivirus System device drivers (attributed to virus / malware infection) or faulty associated hardware. As a first troubleshootiong step, most PC professionals will attempt to replace the applicable version of the SYS file. After the problem file is replaced, running a driver scan will ensure all device drivers are updated (which could be the source of the aswsp.sys error). Types of System Files that use the SYS are also known more commonly as the Windows System File format. Our collection of aswsp.sys files for %%os%% can be found in the listings below. Certain files (such as aswsp.sys) may not be available currently in our directory for download, but can be requested via the "Request" button below. Some file versions may be missing from our extensive database, and in those cases, you might need to contact ALWIL Software. Getting the aswsp.sys file location correct is critical in making sure these errors are resolved successfully, so it doesn't hurt to check to make sure. Confirm that the error is resolved by attempting to open avast! Antivirus System and / or conducting the operation that triggers the issue. Product by Solvusoft Download Now DriverDoc 2024 - Scan your PC for aswsp.sys driver issues Windows11/10/8/7/Vista/XP Optional Offer for DriverDoc by Solvusoft | EULA | Privacy Policy | Terms | Uninstall Aswsp.sys File Summary File Format: SYS Function: avast! File System Access Blocking Driver Application: avast! Antivirus System Ver: 6.0.1289.0 Programmer: ALWIL Software File Name: aswsp.sys Size: 320856 SHA-1: 0b5cc969f4c2182f4add68bf4fea76a4eb0868ac MD5: 748ae7f2d7da33adb063fe05704a9969 CRC32: SYSaswsp.sys Article ID: 1295889 Aswsp.sys Filename MD5 Checksum File Size Download + aswsp.sys 748ae7f2d7da33adb063fe05704a9969 313.34 KB Program avast! Antivirus System 6.0.1289.0 Created by ALWIL Software OS Windows 7 Architecture 64-bit (x64) File Size 320856 MD5 748ae7f2d7da33adb063fe05704a9969 SHA1 Checksum 0b5cc969f4c2182f4add68bf4fea76a4eb0868ac SHA256 Checksum: f6e91912a7badb7424214aa1376ec54787653f292583a6ba2b40ab8466055b93 CRC32: Directory C:\Windows\System32\DRIVERS Common Aswsp.sys Error Messages In Windows, aswsp.sys errors are associated with a Blue Screen of Death, or "BSOD": "A problem with aswsp.sys detected. Windows shut down to prevent damage." ":( Aswsp.sys caused an error. Your PC needs to restart." "0x000000D1: IRQL_NOT_LESS_EQUAL – aswsp.sys" 0x01E: KMODE_EXCEPTION_NOT_HANDLED – aswsp.sys "STOP 0×00000050: PAGE_FAULT_IN_NONPAGED_AREA – aswsp.sys" In many cases, aswsp.sys errors causing a Blue Screen of Death occur after avast! Antivirus System-related installation of hardware or software. There aswsp.sys errors can happen during avast! Antivirus System installation, while a aswsp.sys-related program is running, while a ALWIL Software-related device driver is loaded, or during startup / shutdown. Documenting aswsp.sys BSOD occasions is key to determine cause of the problem, and reporting them to ALWIL Software for fixes. Source of Aswsp.sys Errors Aswsp.sys BSOD errors are caused by a variety of firmware, hardware, driver, or software problems. ALWIL Software hardware or avast! Antivirus System faults can lead to these aswsp.sys errors in some cases. Precisely, aswsp.sys errors stem from: Incorrectly configured, old, or corrupted avast! Antivirus System device drivers. (very common) Aswsp.sys or avast! Antivirus System registry keys invalid / corrupted. Corrupt and/or

In some cases, Avast Antivirus products may conflict with third-party software installed on your PC, causing Windows to crash, freeze, or show a blue screen error (BSOD). This issue may be due to programs you run manually or services that automatically run in the background when you start Windows.InstructionsTo determine if the problem is caused by background services:Reboot your PC and start Windows in safe mode according to the instructions in the following article: Restarting Microsoft Windows in Safe Mode When Windows is running in Safe Mode, press the Win and R keys on your keyboard simultaneously to open the Run dialog box. In the Open field, type the command msconfig.exe and click OK to open the System Configuration utility. Click the General tab and select the Diagnostic startup option to clear all startup programs. Click the Services tab and tick the boxes related to your Avast Antivirus services: Avast Premium Security: tick Avast Antivirus and Avast Firewall. Avast Free Antivirus: tick Avast Antivirus. Return to the General tab where Selective startup is now selected, click OK and restart your PC when prompted. To configure Windows to restart in Normal startup mode, run the System Configuration utility and select Normal startup under the General tab.If your PC starts working normally again, the problem is due to a conflict with another program or service running silently in the background. Report the issue to Avast Support. For more information, refer to the following article:Contacting Avast Support Avast Premium Security 22.x for WindowsAvast Free Antivirus 22.x for Windows Microsoft Windows 11 Home / Pro / Enterprise / EducationMicrosoft Windows 10 Home / Pro / Enterprise / Education - 32 / 64-bitMicrosoft Windows 8.1 / Pro / Enterprise - 32 / 64-bitMicrosoft Windows 8 / Pro / Enterprise - 32 / 64-bitMicrosoft Windows 7 Home Basic / Home Premium / Professional / Enterprise / Ultimate - Service Pack 1 with Convenient Rollup Update, 32 / 64-bit Updated on: 02/06/2022

Anything. system May 22, 2011, 1:20pm 6 Are there any minidumps/memory dumps from the BSODS?I presume avast would like to look at them.C:\Windows\Memory.dmp or C:\Windows\mindump\ pk May 22, 2011, 3:19pm 7 RJK3, thanks for info - we know about this bug and we’d like to ask you if you can compress (rar/7z) \Windows\memory.dmp file and upload on our ftp. We have to look at this in more detail. Thanks. system May 22, 2011, 4:16pm 8 Thanks for your reply Scott and pk. Unfortunately no minidump was generated. I checked before running system restore (was getting the “You must close dialog boxes before you can close event viewer” error), and to make sure I wasn’t crazy did a deep scan with Recuva afterwards.Page file is 4gb, debugging info is on defaults no services are disabled that could affect it. system May 22, 2011, 9:27pm 9 I’ve had the same problem - Avast automatically performed an update (I assume, as my laptop asked me for confirmation earlier) and when I came back to my computer I had the same BSOD and now have the update error. Unfortunately I cleared the minidump folder before looking for solutions, is there anything else that may be of use?The larger problem however, is I am unable to access the real-time shields interface. Windows Action Center is alerting to me that I don’t currently have AV protection. system May 22, 2011, 11:01pm 10 Will just have to uninstall it, use the Avast uninstall tool, then reinstall. system May 24, 2011, 7:13pm 11 I’m also getting a windows crash / blue screen in aswsp.sys. For me it only happens when debugging minidump files in Visual Studio 2010 and is 100% reproducible.I uninstalled Avast and the crash went away.I reinstalled Avast and upgraded to the newest version and got the crash again.Here’s the windows minidump file: running Windows 7, 64-bit

I clear Avast cache?Click on the Avast icon to open the Security & Privacy Center, then click on the Privacy Cleaner tile. In a single click, this feature clears your browsing history, cached images, cookies, and download history.Why has Avast crashed?In some cases, Avast Antivirus products may conflict with third-party software installed on your PC, causing Windows to crash, freeze, or show a blue screen error (BSOD). This issue may be due to programs you run manually or services that automatically run in the background when you start Windows.Is it OK to disable Avast?Disabling Avast entirely is a fairly aggressive measure. You can retain some protection if you disable individual Avast shields instead. In this article, we’ll cover both methods so that you can choose the right one for your situation.Is it OK to Uninstall Avast Free Antivirus?But Avast’s privacy policy does say that consumer data is “stripped and de-identified’ and used by Jumpshot to “provide trend analytics” for other companies. So the big question for consumers is should they now uninstall their Avast AV software. And, according to security experts, the answer is no.Can Avast be uninstalled?Does Avast cause problems with Windows 10?In some cases, Avast might load faster than some of Windows 10’s default services, causing it to conflict with various processes. This more often than not leads to slowdowns on your device. However, there’s an easy solution included in Avast to combat this from happening. Open your Avast antivirus application.How long does Avast last?Avast Free Antivirus is now activated for one year. After 12 months you can renew the activation again by following the steps above.

Ha nem vigyázunk megfelelően a Windows operációs rendszerre, az felduzzad, ami teljesítményproblémákhoz vezet. A Windows operációs rendszeren gyakoriak a teljesítményproblémák, például a késések, a lefagyások és a BSOD hibák.Szerencsére a szoftver elérhetősége is viszonylag magas a Windows operációs rendszeren. Tehát a teljesítményromlás kezeléséhez PC-optimalizálót kell használnunk.Rengeteg PC-optimalizáló eszköz áll rendelkezésre a Windows operációs rendszerhez, amelyek megtisztíthatják a kéretlen fájlokat, ideiglenes fájlokat, nem kívánt rendszerleíró bejegyzéseket stb.Nem csak ez, hanem ez a PC-optimalizáló is jelentős szintre javíthatja a játék teljesítményét. Itt megosztunk néhányat a ma használható legjobb ingyenes PC-optimalizálók közül.Érdemes megjegyezni, hogy rengeteg PC Optimizer eszköz található az interneten, de a legtöbb nem érdemes használni. Szóval, nézzük meg.1. Avast CleanupHa olyan szoftverre van szüksége, amely zökkenőmentes sebesség- és teljesítményjavítást biztosít Windows PC-je számára, próbálja ki az Avast Cleanup programot. Ez egy PC-optimalizáló szoftver, amely gyorsabbá, jobbá és hatékonyabbá teszi számítógépét.Az Avast Cleanup segítségével optimalizálhatja játékait, frissítheti programjait, optimalizálhatja merevlemezét, megtisztíthatja a kéretlen fájlokat stb. Az Avast Cleanup az Avast prémium része, de az ingyenes próbaverziót egyszeri tisztításhoz használhatja.2. Avira rendszergyorsításAz Avira System Speedup egy PC-optimalizáló, amely azt állítja, hogy felgyorsítja a számítógépet, és törli az online nyomokat. A teljesítmény fokozása érdekében egyetlen kattintással optimalizálhatja a számítógép indítását, megtisztíthatja a kéretlen fájlokat, és optimalizálhatja az egyéb elemeket.Az Avira System Speedup ingyenes és prémium verzióval is rendelkezik. Az ingyenes verzió csak a számítógép indítását tudja optimalizálni, megtisztítani a kéretlen fájlokat, és csak néhány sebességnövelő elemet képes optimalizálni. A prémium verzióval azonban fejlettebb szolgáltatásokat kaphat, például az akkumulátor optimalizálását, a rendszerleíró adatbázis tisztítását, valamint

#1 Skytrees Members 3 posts OFFLINE Local time:02:26 AM Posted 26 August 2020 - 06:54 PM [Windows 7 Home Premium 64]After creating a Linux bootable USB, I noticed that at start up I got an error message from avastui.exe "The application was unable to start correctly (0xc0000005) Click Ok to close the application." The creation of the bootable USB might have had nothing to do with it and was probably just a coincidence. To fix the issue, I reinstalled Avast. Later when I tried to install mirc, I got an error message that it could not complete the installation. I thought "hmm wierd"...and restarted the computer.At the" Windows starting" screen, it went back to restart, showing me the recovery menu screen. I selected safe mode but it would still not start...but rather goes back to the recovery menu after a few seconds in the Windows logo starting screen.I noticed during the drivers load list when attempting to start at safe mode, it stops at, "\windows\system32\drivers\Aswardisk.sys", and then restarts (boot loop). Another thing to note is a momentary, split second flicker of BSOD right after the Windows starting screen before proceeding to restart.Things I've tried to remedy this issue: 1. Last known configuration (advanced). 2. Startup repair through Windows installation disc. (No restore points so couldn't do that). 3. Booted through Linux liveUSB and deleted the Avast folder in programs folder. 4. `chkdsk c: /r` (I get "failed to transfer logged messages status 50 superuser" at the end). None of the above methods changed anything. Could someone PLEASE help? Needless to say, I don't want to do a clean install because I need my files.Thank you so much! Edited by Skytrees, 26 August 2020 - 06:55 PM. Back to top"> Back to top BC AdBot (Login to Remove) BleepingComputer.com Register to remove ads #2 SQx SQx Members 2,632 posts OFFLINE Gender:Male Location:Searching ... Local time:01:26 PM Posted 26 August 2020 - 08:09 PM Back to top"> Back to top #3 Skytrees Skytrees Topic Starter Members 3 posts OFFLINE Local time:02:26 AM Posted 26 August 2020 - 10:35 PM Hello Skytrees,Please see