GOYA

The BSOD stop error code that I am getting is below: STOP 0x0000001E (0xFFFFFFFFC0000005, 0x000000000A41C372, 0x0000000000000008, 0x000000000A41C372)

Yeah I know its made by MSI for Medion. I already have the manual. Well it was sold to me by PC World a good few years ago (a while before any 64-OS were available) and was their top of the range PC at the time LOL, I was told though that it would support a 64-bit OS. Basically I have been sold a PC with a 64-bit processor but with a mainboard that cannot fully support a 64-bit os, it won't install without totally disabling USB. I thought that updating the bios may help. I can't think of what else to do. If I install without USB and then turn on USB after a clean install it gets a BSOD error before loading the os. The same as if I try to install the os with the USB turned on. I will make note of the exact error code and post it here a little later. Cheers.

Hi Plastic Nev thanks for the welcome. I have already downloaded the above scanner previously and it did notify me that it located an updated bios. However it doesnt specify what the new compatable bios is without paying to register. It's a free scan but you have to pay to be able to download etc. I would prefer not to have to pay for this if I can. Can anyone recommend a free similar app.

Sorry that I rushed to an answer without being specific. As a RunDLL error I would expect him to be able to see in the command section of the start up tab on msconfig the command pointing to the dll (RUNDLL32.exe c:\users\martin\AppData\Roaming\syeaggo.dll) or at least some reference to the syeaggo.dll. Disable this and this should disable the error at startup. This does not mean that you still don't need to scan for malware. The reason that I suggested Eusing is that it also has an easy to use start up manager built in. Sorry I didn't realise that we could not recommend this. I will know for next time :-)

Use the msconfig utility to stop this dll from starting when windows starts. If that doesn't work, consider a registry cleaning application. I use "eusing"

Please can you help me I have a MS-7010 mainboard but cannot locate a bios update. There is no info on MSI's website regarding this board. I have an advent 3419 PC (UKT Support - Advent 3419 PC) and experience a BSOD stop error whenever I try to install a 64-bit operating system. Both xp64 and vista64 experiences this stop error. When I disable the internal USB in the bios options it works fine and installs with no issues but then I have no operational USB ports???? I am thinking that I probably have to update the bios but MSI does not seem to support this model mainbaord and MSI Live update (all versions) does not find any bios updates. Hope you can help. Regards GOYA