*** WARNING: Unable to verify timestamp for amdsata.sys Uninstallers (removal tools) for common antivirus software Uninstall one.įrankly I would uninstall both and use Windows Defender which in Window 10 is a fullĪntivirus. If you are running both Avast and Malwarebytes Pro that is a must not do.

Processor - AMD FX 8320 8-core processor, Bios P1.6 No problems were detected.Ħ) Updated windows as soon as they were available.ħ) Updated multiple drivers for the ethernet controller (Killer Ethernet), wireless adapter (DWA 125), and sound controller (Realtek). But the error still happens.Ĥ) Uninstalled Malwarebytes, Avast, and multiple programs that I don't frequently use.ĥ) Used chkdsk and Error Checking. There was one occasion where it fixed a problem, I think it was Command Prompt related. Here are some of the solutions that I've tried so far (I may have forgotten some of the other things I did:Ģ) I've used Windows Memory Diagnostics Tool and it never indicated any problems with the RAM sticks.ģ) Used sfc /scannow multiple times. I've been reading up on solutions posted in other forums and none of them have worked for me. No DPC error message.Ĥ) The same thing happens with Avast but I noticed if I use Smart Scan the computer freezes either at 6% or 7% and the error message appears.ĥ) If the computer is left idle, in at least 3 hours, the computer will get the error. I can go to Safeboot but Safeboot with Network disables internet usage.Ģ) If I'm browsing the internet using Google Chrome, the error can occur within minutes or hours after I opened the program.ģ) Malwarebytes can run normally but after 2 hours of scanning, I can either get the error or the computer becomes unresponsive and I have to perform a manual restart. I've been having problems figuring out whats causing multiple DPC Watchdog Violations.ġ) I can boot normally without any problems.

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