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(Message started by: buddyw on Apr 21st, 2008, 3:34pm)
Title: Blocking Unknown Kernel Module Causes BSOD
Post by buddyw on Apr 21st, 2008, 3:34pm
Recently an Dangerous unknown kernel Module popped on AAK and I set it to "always block".  When I rebooted the computer threw a BSOD on 0x0000007F continuously.

I went into safe mode and disabled the aak service and can boot now, but I am worried that this module may be some sort of Mal-ware.

So my questions are:
1.) how can I unblock that application so that aak service can be started.

2.) can you help me identify this unknown kernel module?  There was no information in the application before I blocked it.  I tried to download the aak-info.zip utility from your website, but I got a 404.  I used this last time when Privacy Keyboard caused a similar problem.  (I promise that Privacy Keyboard has never been installed on this machine.)

Thanks,
Buddy
Title: Re: Blocking Unknown Kernel Module Causes BSOD
Post by buddyw on Apr 21st, 2008, 3:37pm
I wanted to add that I am running Windows XP SP1 and AAK  3.6
Title: Re: Blocking Unknown Kernel Module Causes BSOD
Post by Eric on Apr 21st, 2008, 11:58pm
Do you try AAK v3.7?
Title: Re: Blocking Unknown Kernel Module Causes BSOD
Post by buddyw on Apr 26th, 2008, 12:10am
Ok.  

1.) I uninstalled 3.6
2.) Rebooted
3.) Installed 3.7
4.) Rebooted

Same problem.  BSOD when aak service runs.