Windows 10: driver_verifier_iomanager_violation hidclass.sys

ive had multiple random bsod over the last week or so. such as kmode exception not handled and a couple others. the last couple dmp files are from me running verifier. sorry i dont know what else to add im new

And thankyou to anyone who decides to help

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driver_verifier_iomanager_violation hidclass.sys

First I got a Kernel_security_check_error message, and attempted to resolve this with verifier from the command prompt. Now I am getting the above message and am completely unable to use my computer outside of Safe Mode. I have tried disabling verifier,
but it still happens. Please help!

 

driver_verifier_iomanager_violation hidclass.sys

Driver verified and Related to WmVirHid.sys Logitech WingMan Virtual Hid Device Driver.

Completely remove the current driver (or software) and install the newest driver available. For instructions on how to do that Read all about updating drivers here Updating a driver.

 

Sorry for the delay, but I looked at this awhile ago and was turned off by the name of the zip file you uploaded.

Thwe latest dump indicates a problem with LGVirHid.sys

Code: *** WARNING: Unable to verify timestamp for LGVirHid.sys *** ERROR: Module load completed but symbols could not be loaded for LGVirHid.sys Probably caused by : LGVirHid.sys ( LGVirHid+6b8 )[/quote] You currently have Sat Feb 27 00:18:47 2016 version of Logitech GamePanel Virtual Hid Device Driver.
Update the driver. Use the link below for more info and an update link. Driver Reference Table - LGVirHid.sys

 

thats a separate issue i added a logitech mouse after the first craches. ive gottten many different bsod
and need to know which peice of hardwar failed if it did so i can return it tomorrow otherwise my month is up.

unrxpected kernel mode trap

critical process died

atempted execute of noexecute memory

and a bunch more

 

It may be a separate issue but it's what triggered the dump. Needs to be fixed so we can move on to other problems. If you've already fixed it then good and we can good.

 

Dump from 6/26 at 8:29PM indicates BHDrvx64.sys is the problem. This belongs to Norton 360 I think.

I suggest uninstalling Norton using the Norton removal Tool and use the built in Windows Defender for now (it's what I use).

I look at some of the other dumps to see if anything else shows up.

Edit: Dump from 6/26 at 8:29PM indicates SYMEVENT64x86.SYS which also belongs to Norton.

Several dumps from the 25th indicate LGVirHid.sys as the cause, same as previously.