This is probably a very stupid idea since this section may have an answer that I didn’t spot, but I’m rather desperate right now so if someone could help before this thread might be closed for being a duplicate or something, that would be awesome. Sorry if I have got this wrong.
I upgraded my pc recently with a new motherboard & processor (3570k & ASrock B75 Pro3-M), and after only having i for about 3 days now, I’m having problems. So first of all, I tried to run a game called Warframe but it set the program off while it was updating. It’s blocked something that it refers to as ‘AppData/Roaming’, which I’ve looked into already & while it appears to be harmless & even a part of machines with more than one account (ASP.NET account for me), This happened with something for Minecraft (Something in the assets) & now even Malwarbytes. Yep, my own malware protection is inaccessible right now because Avast is blocking it.
I’ve scanned the files while they’re in the chest & they come up as BV-Agent [trj]
Has anyone had this problem recently & do you have a solution? I’m praying someone can help me with this problem after it took a lot of money & a lot of time to put this new setup together. It’s extremely frustrating that I’m as limited as I am in my knowledge of computers.
Thank you.
Actually, no. When changing the hardware, I didn’t install Windows from scratch but run a full system scan & cleanup before the upgrade happened.
However, the steps were:
Disconnect from the net (As in pull out the cable).
After upgrading & having problems with blue screening, the hard drive was repaired by someone with reliable software, means & experience.
The hard drive also had to be switched from RAID mode in the BIOS screen (Don’t know why it was like that)
Install the drivers from the software disk (Though some that were already on here were actually more up to date, so I kept them)
Update avast, which didn’t need it the day before but hey.
No updates were needed for Windows itself. That’s already taken care of.
I realise that this might’ve been a somewhat messy job compared to what you’ve described, but I have upgraded more than once in my life & have never had this kind of problem.
When you change a motherboard and cpu, always do a fresh installation of windows and all the needed drivers.
I strongly suggest you do it and see if it solved the problem.
Long story short, I’ve looked for my copy of Windows & can’t find it., So to summarise, that’s not possible right now because I’ve misplaced a rather crucial piece of software.
I appreciate the help & will try this course of action as soon as I can. I first need to get a new copy of the OS.