Computer BOSD when running RogueKiller X64

[dave1977nj]

Ever since I have updated RogueKiller x64 to version 10.0.6.0 it starts it's initial scan and then I get a BOSD. This also happens with version 10.0.8.0 x64. I can run RogueKiller x32 with no problem. I am running Windows 7 Ultimate with all of the latest updates. I have attached a minidump.

[Tigzy]

Hello
could you send the minidump file? Located in C:/windows/minidumps

[dave1977nj]

The minidump is attached to my first post thank you.

[Tigzy]

Thanks, it will be analyzed.

[dave1977nj]

Thanks, it will be analyzed.

Thanks looking forward to a fix! 

[dave1977nj]

I'm bumping this topic since it has not been addressed for almost a month.
It still does the same thing on the latest version 10.1.0.0

Can someone help?

Thanks

[Tigzy]

Hello
All dumps are mixed and analyzed one by one.
Unfortunately if there's no fix it's because the dump doesn't give much information, and isn't easy to reproduce.
Can you tell me what antivirus you have?

[dave1977nj]

What other information can I give? Let me know and I'd be glad to add it. I use Norton Internet Security 2014.


-Dave

[nitrousable]

I used to get the same BSOD on my older machine, however it wasn't related to RK. It was a hardware issue on my end. I changed my PC and this bsod didn't occur ever since.

[dave1977nj]

I used to get the same BSOD on my older machine, however it wasn't related to RK. It was a hardware issue on my end. I changed my PC and this bsod didn't occur ever since.

Thanks for the reply but, this is the only program I have ran into an issue with a BOSD. Everything else works fine. 

[Tigzy]

We'll look a second time at the dump when we have time.
You can still disable the driver loading with the -nodriver command line argument if you want to use RogueKiller. This will limit the scan, but stay powerful enough for most of the malware.