Avg removal tool did not work windows 8.1
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- Avg removal tool did not work windows 8.1 drivers#
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Avg removal tool did not work windows 8.1 drivers#
I know that you have probably made sure that your nvidia video drivers were correct and up to date but I think there may be something there. If I get a chance later, I'm going to drop it in a Windows 8 box and try it out to be sure but I have a Windows 8 box here already running an older NVidia card and while I wouldn't game with it, it works fine and I can run games at better performance than you describe with it. I have an 8800GT that I use as a backup for testing when I do repairs and I do not think this should happen. I reviewed all of your uploaded diagnostic files and reread this thread (more than once ) and this is the bit that sticks out.
No games booted up, crashing instantly and if they did load, lagged with less then 1 FPS.
Removing my GeForce GTX 650 and replacing it with my old GeForce 8800 GT caused my PC to run incredibly slowly.
Avg removal tool did not work windows 8.1 how to#
Avg removal tool did not work windows 8.1 update#
Put in my phone charger last night and that worked fine. The only devices I have plugged in are keyboard, mouse, external HDD, webcam and my headset. The only exception was my gaming controller, but I've had that unplugged since noticing it wasn't working correctly.
Avg removal tool did not work windows 8.1 install#
Windows 8 was a fresh install onto a brand new HDD via a CD I bought from PC World.Īs far as I am aware, all devices I plug in work fine. Could it be that there is a problem with my External HDD which where Steam and all my games are kept? Steam, what I use to play my games, is also on the list every now and then. I have no idea what this 'MsMpEng.exe' is. It looks like the most common error is the one shown in the general tab of the above image:įaulting application name: MsMpEng.exe, version. How do I know which to show you or which is going to be the ones that are causing the problems? Though after taking a closer look, it appears that all the errors from today back to when I first turned on this PC after fulling upgrading it, which was 1st of December 2012, all or the errors have an Event ID of 1000 and a Category of (100). I am finding hundreds of error flagged event logs.