Hi,
I am honestly starting to think its my laptop...it crashed there now by itself and i had MSE installed...
Im bringing it back tomorrow to get a refund as i do think its the laptop...
Sorry for all the hassle ive caused....
Hey don't apologise, that's what we are here for. I just wish I could put my finger on what it is that is causing this..
Yeah me too..
Anyways im going to get a new laptop as the one i currently have no must have a fault somewhere...
Well good luck.
I looked at your crash dump and it does look to be a flaw in compatibility with the code analysis driver and some other hardware driver on your computer. Chances are it is a Toshiba unique driver. Official tech support from either McAfee or Toshiba (or both) will need to look into this and preferably get a full kernel memory space dump. This is probably beyond the work here on these forums.
Thanks for the information....
So how can i tell them this>?
can u please tell them?
Since your problem is unique to your computer (most likely the Toshiba drivers) you would need to contact McAfee support directly and get information from them. A link for McAfee Tech Support is below. I would suggest to contact Toshiba support about their drivers, but I doubt anyone you could reach would actually get you to the right department as this is a program development issue.
http://service.mcafee.com/TechSupportHome.aspx?lc=1033&sg=TS
Just let tech support know it's a brand new Toshiba Laptop with Windows 7 64-bit right from the store and a fresh new copy of McAfee. You will know you are getting somewhere when they request the crash dump or provide instructions to adjust your crash dump settings to dump the entire kernel memory space and upload it to them.
I contacted them and i explained it all and they said to contact Microsoft because its a problem with windows 7.
How can this be as mcafee says its compatible with w7 and microsoft says mcafee is compatible with win7?
Im really confused now... im getting no where....
For the time being I can only recommend that you uninstall McAfee. There is another post here where the user was able to get an official response indicating there was a problem with McAfee and Windows 7 64-bit. I doubt this is the case as there are not enough reports of McAfee failing on Win7 x64. It's more likely a problem with a specific driver or application that is installed on a few manufacturers' systems.
I wish I could help more, but I have no test system that can reproduce the error and that is what the engineers need - a full kernel space crash dump with driver verifier on and watching the trouble driver for more information.
The other post with a similar issue to yours is here: http://community.mcafee.com/thread/22022
Message was edited by: Mark (secured2k) on 2/17/10 5:22:15 PM ESTYes i see that...
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