Solved Random BSOD Fun! Please jump in ... bring whiskey %V

Oh Boy! Yeah sorry but if I dont convince myself this is fun murder may follow

First off, I appreciate what you guys do for absolute strangers so know that you have my gratitude and respect, so Thanks much for not leaving us all in the hands of wolves who charge $$ few of us have anymore (esp my very poor ass).

Now without further ado the deets;
*Random BSOD but not seemingly in Safe or Safe with Networking which hopefully (fingers crossed) means maybe it's software bef#@kery and not a dicked hardware deal(?) (which I can ill afford)

*No Hardware changes since new video card 2yrs ago

*Have a program called CrystalMark which supposedly to removes certain bottlenecks inherent in the AMD Phenom 9600 line processors but it reduces system stability making BSOD a possibility. I have Taskmanager start this program with Windows and it has run without issue for over a year and a half. - I disabled it when crashes started happening but to no avail...

*Avast just did major updating in the last week within the span of the crashes happening (Disabled and rebooted still crashed after 15 min, disabled Winpatrol and Comodo firewall too and eventually crashed)

*Downloaded Asus "Boot Speed" in the span of the start of the last week of crashes, it also had programs to "Clean Up" Windows via fixing/deleting broken shortcuts & also "repairing" registry errors - disabled auto start when crashes started (Did not stop crashing)

* Ran regedit within span of the start of the crashes to fix issue with Steam opening in "Windows Compatibility mode" but Steam does not start when Windows does

Here's the upload of the program that took all my info. My 'puters name is "ServantofDogmix"
Thank's Again for taken a peek!

View attachment SERVANTOFDOGMIX-Fri_09_11_2015_173103_46.zip

argh

It's Comodo causing it,



Both of your dumps point to it so I'd get rid of it for now. That's the firewall driver.

It looks like you are running two AV programs, I see Comodo and AVG as well as Defender all in the startup folder. And you mention Avast above.

I'd pick one and remove the others, they are probably all fighting each other. I don't know what that boot speed program is but those are all snake oil mostly.

Oh man thanks a heap derekimo, you know your poops.

Yeah you're right about those programs they sometimes cause more problems than they fix and the funny thing is nothing is really broken I usually run a tight ship. I forgot I turned defender on while I was checking issues with Avast way back and your right an antivirus and two firewalls are too much, I just never realized those kind of conflicts can cause a BSOD type of fail.


UPDATE : Its been over a week and change and no BSOD so this baby is solved out yo.
I appreciate your time man, thanks again!