PC Peripherals Pro Help required...BSoD

this site dxgmms1.sys - nV News Forums says you need to install this An update is available to improve the stability and reliability of Windows 7 and of Windows Server 2008 R2 update if your box is win7.

And LV302V64.SYS seems to be a rootkit according to this site. LV302V64.SYS, Prevx

try using this tool: RootkitRevealer

if its actually a rootkit, then removing it could be little tricky but not impossible.

edit: this site http://www.xraymypc.com/driver/P/PID_PEPI.htm says its related to logitech driver. and from my prev experience, logitech drivers do bsods. just uninstall them and you will be fine.
 
booo said:
this site dxgmms1.sys - nV News Forums says you need to install this An update is available to improve the stability and reliability of Windows 7 and of Windows Server 2008 R2 update if your box is win7.

And LV302V64.SYS seems to be a rootkit according to this site. LV302V64.SYS, Prevx

try using this tool: RootkitRevealer

if its actually a rootkit, then removing it could be little tricky but not impossible.
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Windows update had automatically installed the dxgmms1.sys (KB974431) update quite early on.

The Rootkitrevealer doesn't seem to be working.(nothing happens after I double click)

edit :I have a logitech webcam, If i uninstall the drivers, how will I use it?
 
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