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Hi friends,
My system is crashing many times every day, showing blue screen. Before crashing, sometimes there appears a notice on the screen like this :
"bbrfbpmlweq-exe has stopped working" Microsoft will inform if any solutions are found later.

In the Blue scsreen, error code(?) is as follows:
"Stop: 0x0000008E (OxC000005, 0x9752528F, 0x8B697020,
0x00000000)"

I feel sometimes that the blue screen is appearing whenever I am trying to connect to broadband internet. But otherwise too the system crashes.

Can anybody suggest a remedy?

Ponndine

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This thread points at three common causes: a software/driver conflict, malware, or failing hardware. and correctly flagged malware as a strong possibility, and was on the right track with isolating startup items. ’s reinstall fixed their system, but that is best used only after narrower troubleshooting has failed.

Start with a clean-boot style diagnostic: boot into a minimal environment and run a full offline malware sweep using a reputable rescue tool, then run a current on‑demand scanner inside Windows. If an unknown process or suspicious files are found, quarantine and remove them, then retest before doing anything more invasive.

If malware is ruled out, test hardware. Run a thorough memory test (memtest86 or equivalent) for several passes and check drive health (SMART). Because the crashes sometimes happen when connecting to the broadband link, focus on the network path: try another cable/router port, remove any ISP connection utilities, and temporarily disable third‑party firewalls, VPNs or network filter drivers. Update or roll back the network adapter driver and test after each change.

Collect more evidence before reinstalling. Capture crash dumps and examine them with an analysis tool to identify the offending driver or module, and perform a methodical startup-item reenable process to find the problematic application. If analysis or hardware tests point to physical failure or the system remains unstable after all sane fixes, back up data and proceed with a clean OS install as a last resort (the route took).

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Member Avatar for sparkax

Stop: 0x0000008E (OxC000005....) usuallly indicates a STATUS_ACCESS_VIOLATION.This means that two or more programs are attempting to access the same memory address at the same time.
Run msconfog/startup and disable apps (non-microsoft ) that
are not essential.If no BSOD ,then enable them one by one.
Restart after every change.
Good luck !

Member Avatar for cguan_77

have you tried to scan your system for any virus?

Member Avatar for Suspishio

have you tried to scan your system for any virus?

Absolutely the right question!

Who ever has intentionally installed this :
"bbrfbpmlweq-exe"

Member Avatar for itzaaron

Absolutely the right question!

Who ever has intentionally installed this :
"bbrfbpmlweq-exe"

Yeah I would almost guaranty that any program called bbrfbpmlweq is a virus.

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I faced this type of BSOD problem 8 months back & only by reinstalling the OS again,the problem was solved.

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