[enricogp]

My pc started to give many bluscreens and crashes, all pfn_list_corupt or memory management. So I used whocrashed.exe to find out what was going on and it said that it was an incompatible driver, avast.
Then i uninstalled my avast and it stopeed........ now i m getting with same bluscreens, I checked whocrashed.exe and it said that the problem was in memory corruption, probably because a third party progam called shareduserdata.sys, it was requesting the update of this driver.
Problem is: I have no idea of what this is and how I can update/remove shareduserdata.sys. Someone has any idea of how I solve this blue screen? ( screen shot atached, see the top crash)

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This post has been edited by enricogp: 16 February 2013 - 05:09 AM

[LiveBrianD]

Try running memtest86+ on it. (RAM tester)

[enricogp]

LiveBrianD, on 16 February 2013 - 09:08 AM, said:

Try running memtest86+ on it. (RAM tester)

It isen t a memory error, I already had this error and it was an imcompatible driver, and also i need to fix this progam or whatever it is.

[enricogp]

enricogp, on 16 February 2013 - 09:57 AM, said:

LiveBrianD, on 16 February 2013 - 09:08 AM, said:

Try running memtest86+ on it. (RAM tester)

It isen t a memory error, I already had this error and it was an imcompatible driver, and also i need to fix this progam or whatever it is.

somoeone knows what is shareduserdata.sys?

[A41202813]

@enricogp

Have You Confirmed That All Your Drivers Are Updated ?

Try Using The Program 'SLIMDRIVERS FREE'.

You Can Download It From The VERSIONTRACKER/DOWNLOAD/CNET Site.

Good Luck.

[enricogp]

A41202813, on 16 February 2013 - 03:30 PM, said:

@enricogp

Have You Confirmed That All Your Drivers Are Updated ?

Try Using The Program 'SLIMDRIVERS FREE'.

You Can Download It From The VERSIONTRACKER/DOWNLOAD/CNET Site.

Good Luck.

yes, i use driver detective and i checked my video card updates, I also run windows memory diagnostic tool, and no problems were detected

This post has been edited by enricogp: 17 February 2013 - 03:58 AM

[enricogp]

Well, I solved it. I don t know how. I changed activeX options in internet explorer ( ccclaner had found many activeX errors in register), also I ran the memory diagnostic tool.
The blue screen apeared 1 more time, but since then nothing..... thanks for the help

[compnovo]

enricogp, on 16 February 2013 - 09:57 AM, said:

LiveBrianD, on 16 February 2013 - 09:08 AM, said:

Try running memtest86+ on it. (RAM tester)

It isen t a memory error, I already had this error and it was an imcompatible driver, and also i need to fix this progam or whatever it is.

If you should experience blue screens again I would follow LiveBrian's advice and run memtest86+. I say this because I just (as in, yesterday) chased down a blue screen issue that was giving error messages identical to yours and it turned out to be a bad stick of RAM. The trick with memtest is to run ONE STICK at a time, it eliminates the guesswork and picks up any errors quickly.
Hopefully this is all moot in your situation.

This post has been edited by compnovo: 24 February 2013 - 11:59 AM

[gamersim17]

Where can I find this memtest86+ program? Is it a free download online?

[gamersim17]

Never mind I found it, hopefully I can figure out what's wrong with my computer now .

[orlbuckeye]

enricogp, on 16 February 2013 - 04:59 AM, said:

My pc started to give many bluscreens and crashes, all pfn_list_corupt or memory management. So I used whocrashed.exe to find out what was going on and it said that it was an incompatible driver, avast.
Then i uninstalled my avast and it stopeed........ now i m getting with same bluscreens, I checked whocrashed.exe and it said that the problem was in memory corruption, probably because a third party progam called shareduserdata.sys, it was requesting the update of this driver.
Problem is: I have no idea of what this is and how I can update/remove shareduserdata.sys. Someone has any idea of how I solve this blue screen? ( screen shot atached, see the top crash)

Try this

http://forums.majorg...ead.php?t=35246