Solved Blue Screen Of Death (0x00000133 / ntoskrln.exe / hal.dll)

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1. I downloaded Virtual Sound Card app and I am testing it right now if it crashes my PC or not, so far it is okay.
2. It is really strange but when I am talking with someone on Facebook on PC - when there is silence, a very strange noise appears, like some voltage surges or something?

I recorded it.
 

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Any other computer issues that you may be having you will need to start a new thread on the relative forum, please do not start any sound related threads on this forum.
 
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Hi.
After 20 hours without problems, my PC crashed again.
I also recorded with my phone what happens on PC before the crash, because it is kinda strange -the task manager is empty and it looks like I didn't have an internet connection, I can't open any new website, etc.
Yesterday I also downloaded Virtual Sound Card,maybe it is because of it and again because of audio drivers?
Besides that, I installed also app called ,,facerig", which uses my webcam and it installed few drivers also.
Regards,
Oliwier.
 

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We are going to have to call time on this thread soon as we resolve the issue, you head off and install stuff and the system crashes again, these are problems that you should be taking up with the providers of the software that are causing the crashes, you have proved yourself more than once now that it is not Windows that has the issue it is third party software and we can`t keep on confirming this for every software that you install that causes the issue, PCHF is not here to roadtest other peoples software.
 

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Okay, thanks for info. I already uninstalled ,,Virtual Sound Card" app, which might be the cause of BSOD.
As u said above "PCHF is not here to roadtest other people's software", so you can close my thread and I will try to have it fixed on my own, hopefully, an uninstalling app will repair it.
Thanks for all help.
 
The one saving grace here is the fact that you have confirmed that Windows and your hardware are ok at least.

You are welcome btw and hope you find a compatible app soon.
 
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