Ohwellian

Thanks to the folks with the Gigabyte MoBo App Center Products and MoBo's Hi, I persisted with fixing this myself from the "Man" knows better than "Machine" standpoint. I took a lesson from Pizzly and Fanstein. Uninstalled the following: ASUS Sabertooth Z87 Apps. -- Removal completed successfully. AI Suite III, ASUS Product Register Program, ASUS Product Register Program, Asus Fan Control Service, Asus WebStorage Windows Service I reinstalled ESET 2014 from the CD with the downloaded update that gets Smart Security 8.0.312, AV Signature is 11881 (20150702) 6:15 PM (MST-7) I am running on ESET 8.0.312, So far all is well. As far as I can surmise something killed the Win8.1 of making BSOD dumps and also rendered the system incapable of running an ESET startup scan. 11/2014. The ASUS geo-location of code writers manufacturers with malware are suspect. Oh Well. Now more scans are needed and I do need the FAN Control back. Need to find out why dumps did not occur too,

Hi, I have returned and have explored the system and found that no Minidump file were created since 11/2014. 2nd File. I hope this can be attached below. msinfo32-Ohwellian.zip

Hi, I have returned and have explored the system and found that no Minidump file were created since 11/2014. Attempting to determine why. Boot Drive is SSD settings for BSOD dump are in effect. So I don't have BSOD dump. I do have a DM Log Collector Zip File. Size=4.2Mb. I have not reinstalled ESET Smart Security 8. I am running Lastest Updated Windows Defender and MS Firewall and a fully licensed and updated Malwarebytes Premium. Ohwellian-BSOD_ESET.zip

Hi, Having the same issue with 8.0.312.0 Pre-Release update 1462. Motherboard is a ASUS Z87 Sabertooth. All Windows Critical, Important and optional updates installed. System freezes without a BSOD, but freezes keyboard and mouse inputs. No indicators of compromise using multiple scanners, Malwarebytes, TDSKiller, ESET Rescue, etc. Uninstalled ESET and system runs fine. I am now scanning with Loki for IOC's. I plan to upload a BSOD dump after the loki scan completes. I will keep you posted. Thanks to all for the help so far.