Windows 10: BSOD after install of Malabytes software

It just seems strange after months and many weeks of NO BSOD . .I installed a software program to monitor malware and ransom ware This malabytes 3.0 program when being installed the first problem I have is ( on my windows 10 but not windpows XP) is a digitaslly signed driver is required to properly install I ignored- installed ,, ran program removed a few dozen harmless malware to quarantine ..,, then the first web site I go to (msn edge browser).. when image is up on desktop as soon as I moved the mouse the laptop crashed with the blue screen and an unhappy smileface ..

ten minutes later a another crash when a program was up and I was viewing ...

I'm sure it is the newly installed program .. will monitor this further .....

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Random BSODs on Windows 10.

Thank you for responding.

I'm doing clean install.

I don't have any antivirus software, after clean install or even while installation I getting this bsod's. Today did 2hours of ida64 stable test. No any issues. But still, browsing Web pages listening music cases bsod.

 

SYSTEM_SERVICE_EXCEPTION (win32kfull.sys)

I have the KB4048955 installed already and still BSOD.

I'm pretty sure, there are dozens of other applications that will trigger BSOD on you machine. Microsoft really screwed the kernel with the Creators Update.

I managed to find out 2 of them that I used to use daily. Volume² and MSI Gaming APP. After removing those, i didn't have any more BSOD.

That doesn't mean there isn't another software that only you use, and is triggering your BSOD.

Just go to "Task Manager" (Ctrl+Shift+Esc), disable all the startup programs and enable one at a time and do the "Mouse dragging files" test after the reboot.

I reinstalled Volume² and disabled everything within the software setup, and still BSOD. No Volume² for me

 

I have Malwarebytes 3.0 oon my Windows 10 Pro pc. I didn't see any of that on my pc. I basically have it setup as the previous Malwarebytes free version, as I use Bitdender Internet Security 2017 on my pc. I don't need any of the Malwarebytes stuff running in the background. Bitdefender has Anti-Ransomeware built into it and has had it since the 2016 versions. You just need to enable it.
You could be getting the unsigned stuff, because your installing a older Malwarebytes 3.0 version or your pc's hardware doesn't support it.

My pc's hardware is all newer. Within 1 1/2 years old.
Skylake mobo & cpu.
DDR4 ram
RX 480 video card
It could also be a conflict with your pc's antivirus software. In Malwarebytes settings turn off all the active stuff in it and restart your pc.

 

Neither is the case, more likely is the installation being blocked.
Every version of Malwarebytes can be installed without any problem on very low spec systems (talking about a clean install)

Ttodd0450, please post the scan logs by exporting the result.
- In Malwarebytes, click on the left side on 'Reports'
- Check the scan report
- Click on the right side in the corner 'View report'
- Click 'Export' in the left corner
- You can choose between 2 options, copy and paste or save to a text file (whichever you prefer)
- If you choose to save it as a text file, please upload the text file *Arrow How to upload files
- If you choose to copy and paste, please paste the result in your next reply.

 

two weeks now and not a single BSOD .. malwarebytes was the culprit .. and also unsigned digital drivers ...!!