XDVAnnn.sys malware??

Just because you don't see it in the crossfire/xtrap folder does not mean that it doesn't exist. Gameguard used to have a file that would only be created while Gameguard was running, and it was hidden from the system.

Unfortunately I'm not sure how to fix your problem though. I've never experienced any errors with xtrap.

AMpro3390 wrote: »

So after an hour or two of playing crossfire i will get a BSOD and my computer restarts, this may happen in game or lobby. Upod restart my computer says the problem is XDVAnnn.sys and says it is possible malware. If i leave CF alone for a bit it won't happen for a while but it is quite annoying as this happens almost every time i play. I also am aware that XDVAnnn.sys is associated with X-Trap. So if you have any suggestions on what i should do please help me out.

Thanks, [A]nnihilate!

Unfortunately, in your case, there is no solution to this problem that I know of as of today.

XDVAnnn.sys is an Xtrap file generated each time you run the game. Gamers have tried to delete the file responsible for the sys dump that occurs during game only to find that the file regenerates itself each time Xtrap is loaded. This is because XDva files are drivers for XTrap. The best solution I can offer is update your current drivers and see if any of them are conflicting with the Xtrap drivers.