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Old March 1st, 2010, 07:47 PM
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Thank you... consider it done. Now waiting to see if it works
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Old March 2nd, 2010, 05:25 AM
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Your Welcome..


Please Post back here with your Progress Report so that Users of this Forum with a simular problem may benifit from the solution to your BSOD problem..

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Old March 2nd, 2010, 07:09 AM
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...Thank you SO MUCH for sharing your problem and a detailed fix!...
you're very welcome and i hope it helps. though i guess the real credit goes to Norton for suggesting it. i just happened to stumble accross the info.

its been just shy of 2 weeks and i have NOT had a single 0x7F BSOD since disabling NetBios over TCP (TCP/IPv4) so it would seem the results speak for themselves.

good luck!!!
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Old March 3rd, 2010, 02:19 PM
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Going to give it a try or uninstall ZA and see how I fare.
I'm afraid the IPv4 NetBIOS disable work-around didn't work for me... had a BSOD 0x7F last night. Still not sure whether ZA is to blame, so I've replaced it with ** another Firewall to find out for sure... maybe ** the antivirus is the culprit

Still, it might work for some, and the more info the more options others will have. Here's hoping it's just a program causing this issue.

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Old March 4th, 2010, 01:26 PM
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hmmm... well that's unfortunate. i've been going over 2 weeks now with no more 7f BSOD to speak of. are you running the latest ZA beta?? i wonder if that has something to do with it. i'm running the beta, so maybe that's the difference. if not, i'm either lucky, or there's something more to this. fingers crossed that i'm out of the woods. good luck!

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I'm afraid the IPv4 NetBIOS disable work-around didn't work for me... had a BSOD 0x7F last night. Still not sure whether ZA is to blame, so I've replaced it with ** another Firewall to find out for sure... maybe ** the antivirus is the culprit

Still, it might work for some, and the more info the more options others will have. Here's hoping it's just a program causing this issue.

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