Microsoft Malware caused BSOD pointing.

Again, rumors arose BSOD again. BSOD this time is not a Black Screen Of Death, but the Blue Screen of Death.

A rootkit detection Microsoft made Windows XP caused system crashes.

As a result of this news, many Windows users are starting to flood the Windows forum. Many of those who said after the Windows update on Tuesday (9 / 2), the computer BSOD tragedy they experienced. As a result, two days after a complaint is made through the forum, Microsoft had to stop update MS10-015, which is thought to be the main cause of BSOD.

Then, one day after the cessation of MS10-015 update, Microsoft finally issued a preliminary conclusion, which says that malicious software (malware) mugkin be the cause. "Malware on the system may cause changes in behavior [computer]," wrote Jerry Bryant, a spokesman for Microsoft through the company blog. "However, we are still investigating other potential causes," added Bryant.

Meanwhile, a Windows XP user named Patrick Barnes said that he would trace the problem to a malicious program known as the TDSS rootkit. In one of his posts to the Internet Strom Center, Barnes said that he had identified the files in nonworking system called atapi.sys. Surprisingly, when he analyzes the file, the file was changed to TDSS rookit. From a number of reports received, atap.sys is the most common cause of the tragedy blue screen in Windows.