Any good driver upgrader programs.

[PathologicalFrolic]

I been looking for a good free driver upgrader programs My pc keeps bsod because of drivers.
It must have no adware
No viruses
No Paying.

[PathologicalFrolic]

Well im getting bsods from theese exes and drivers:
ntoskrnl.exe
athw8x.sys
tcpip.sys
intelppm.sys
wdf01000.sys
fwpkclnt.sys
hal.dll
rdyboost.sys
pci.sys
USBXHCI.sys
LVRS63.sys
npsvctrig.sys
atikmdag.sys
ks.sys
USBSTOR.sys

Theese were found with Bluescreen viewer.

[Bad 💀 Motha]

Then the first things u need to do are scan for malicious infection with good trusted apps; such as:

MalwareBytes Anti-Malware and Anti-Rootkit
https://www.malwarebytes.org/downloads

ESET Anti-Virus Scanner
http://www.eset.com/us/online-scanner-popup

[Revelene]

Windows 10? It isn't very stable at the moment. I've had a few of the same driver issues as well. I'm actually on the phone with Microsoft customer support as I type this... they are very aware of the many issues lol I just had a LoginUI.exe failure and a constant fetch error once I made it in... oh, boy.., going back to an older Windows may be the best choice at this point.

[PathologicalFrolic]

i had windows 8 and i recently upgraded to windows 10. It been bsoding on windows 8 too.

[Revelene]

Adrenaline Rush님이 먼저 게시:

i had windows 8 and i recently upgraded to windows 10. It been bsoding on windows 8 too.

It happened on 8 as well? Oh, well your issues are not with 10 then... but 10 doesn't help lol

[Bad 💀 Motha]

Adrenaline Rush님이 먼저 게시:

i had windows 8 and i recently upgraded to windows 10. It been bsoding on windows 8 too.

Then I would down-grade back to your 8/8.1 since u only have a limited time to do this whenever you use the Win10 in-place-upgrade.

Then go from there. I'd start with reviewing the Windows Logs in Event Viewer.
But the malicious scanning would help greatly; as if that is an issue, something of that sort could have easily carried over to your new OS, like some sort of infection, etc.

If you don't feel comfortable (or have the time) to do the trouble-shooting yourself; then seek Tech Help; either from knowledgeable friends, family, co-workers; or via paid services.

[[AU] Tabris:DarkPeace]

Have you tested your RAM using MemTest86+ or the built in Windows Memory Diagnostic?

Faulty RAM can cause BSODs on all the files you listed.

Then run a SFC /SCANNOW to replace the corrupted files and you'll get heaps less BSOD.

The BSODs are your problem, and defective drivers might not be the cause as there's so many different ones.

My money is on defective or overclocked memory (RAM).

[_I_]

his problem is with spyware/adware/malware not drivers

start -> run -> msconfig
startup tab, untick all startup items
service tab, untick all non ms items
reboot


https://www.malwarebytes.org/mwb-download/
install mbam
run mbam, let it update, and full scan
fix all problems
reboot in safe mode
run mbam, let it full scan
fix all problems
reboot


also check task scheduler, many newer forms of malware use it to update or reinstall themselves
start -> right click on computer -> manage
computer management -> system tools -> task scheduler -> task scheduler library
that list should be empty

[PathologicalFrolic]

Ok imma test it right now ill respond back

oh also /scannow told me nothing was wrong

[PathologicalFrolic]

Theres was one object that was unwanted i got rid of it imma try this in safe mode now

[PathologicalFrolic]

Nope. Still bsod.

[Asus]

Revelene님이 먼저 게시:

Instead of going all nerd hulk

Haha, I have to remember that!

On topic: Manually installing drivers is always the best way to go. Don't know how? Learn.