Windows 7: BSOD BugCheckcode 0x000000D1

Right, did that, restarted, and upon restarting windows started to install new driver software. As soon as I got the message that the hardware was ready for use: BANG, BSOD!

Started windows again normally and checked the device manager and I am now on driver version 2.0.0.74!!!

I tried updating by browsing to the folder on my computer but windows told me my driver was up tp date.
I tried updating by automatically searching for new drivers and windows has just upgraded me to version 2.0.0.75



I seem to have gone backwards rather than forwards :S

The automatic update option is now also telling me that my drivers are up to date...

Uninstall completely the driver,tik the box also,then scan for hardware changes and let it install the driver.

Upload the new bsod folder.

Run SFC /SCANNOW Command - System File Checker

Right, I unistalled version 2.0.0.75 and windows automatically installed 2.0.0.74 again --> BSOD

Then after it restarted I tried to uninstall version 2.0.0.74 but there was no box to tick, so this software cannot be deleted. I clicked ok, it uninstalled, the adapter became invisible and when I clicked "scan hardware changes" the adapter reappeared and windows automatically reinstalled driver version 2.0.0.74 --> BSOD

Uninstall completely the driver,tik the box also,then scan for hardware changes and let it install the driver then try to update with windows update.

Then Upload here the new bsod folder.http://www.sevenforums.com/crashes-d...tructions.html

Then Run SFC /SCANNOW Command - System File Checker

Here we go, new minidump files and system health check

I am currently installing windows updates and need to restart. Be back in a bit.

Thanks again for your help and for putting up with a numpty like myself.

You finish with updates? check now what version you have.

Installing yet more updates, I only just installed and it's now come up with 9 more updates. Will let you know once it's done.

ok

The Atheros driver crash may have been triggered by something else, probably malware or your Antivirus
Run a scan of Malwarebytes

Remove Avast for troubleshooting purposes