I have tried renaming pssnap.sys to pssnap.old. But when I reboot, the BSOD is still there. It tells me it has run successfully, shows the path of the registry entry and eveything.
The fix involves booting from a Macrium-customised Windows PE and then running their removesnap.exe (downloaded onto a USB stick) which I think alters the registry to prevent the c:\windows\system32\drivers\pssnap.sys Windows 7 32 bit - pagefault_in_non-paged_area pssnap.sys - KnowledgeBase v7 - Macrium Reflect Knowledgebase - KnowledgeBase v7 - Macrium Reflect KnowledgebaseĪll well and good, but the fix doesn't work for me :-( Of the software no longer install it as a start up service. Macrium have issued a fix which removes this file from start-up and new versions I didn't think I still had Macrium installed, so it appears to have left behind the pssnap.sys, which is used at start-up time. A quick Google shows this is caused by the interaction of Macrium Reflect (back-up software) and a Windows fix for SPECTRE.
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