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zapfinger 2015. febr. 17., 8:21
Steam might be giving me BSODs?!
This is the 3rd time in 2 months that I've gotten a "volsnap.sys" BSOD on a perfectly optimized and maintained system that is used for gaming ONLY. No random downloads, torrents, etc. So 99.99% sure there is no virus messing with me. The next indicator for Steam causing these "random" BSODs is the fact that they ALWAYS happened when Steam was downloading something. Be it an update for a game or installing a game. Of course this doesn't happen EVERY time I'm downloading something on Steam, but when it does, I always happen to be downloading something on Steam. And this time, after rebooting the system, some of my games were magically shown as "uninstalled" in my library(grey names) while every single file of those games was still intact and present on my HDD. So all I had to do is tell Steam to "install" those games again, which took about a second each, since all the files were still present. Another thing worth mentioning might be the fact that the games that got "uninstalled" weren't only the ones I was downloading updates for. I downloaded an update for "Yet Another Zombie Defense"(or whatever that silly little game is called, haven't touched it in a while...) And when I got back my CS:GO, Red Orchestra 2, Bioshock Infinite and some other games were gone along with Yet Another Zombie Defense, while ALL the files were still there, so there can't be any issues with my HDD or SSD, which is just running the OS.
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Falro the Great 2015. febr. 17., 8:37 
Got this with a quick search:
http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_7-performance/blue-screen-errors-the-problem-points-to-the/7529538b-ec61-e011-8dfc-68b599b31bf5
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zapfinger 2015. febr. 17., 8:45 
Falro the Great eredeti hozzászólása:
Got this with a quick search:
http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_7-performance/blue-screen-errors-the-problem-points-to-the/7529538b-ec61-e011-8dfc-68b599b31bf5

Already tried all of that and more. All the tests on my system have come out as "there are no problems on this system" so far, even the internal scans Windows can do. Nothing points to the PC causing the BSODs itself, I am confused as hell. ^^
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