BSOD Stop code 0x0000009f

Okay guys, I need help once again. I am once again running into a BSOD within minutes of booting into Windows 7 Pro. I don't know where this came from but two days ago my system was running just fine and now, I am getting nothing but a big pain in my butt. My two dump files and the info about my system are attached. Looking at a Blue-Screen viewer app that I have on my PC it is telling me the BSOD's are related to two different things:

- CompositeBus.sys
- nsiproxy.sys

I don't know how to read a dump file well enough to know where the DRIVER_POWER_STATE_FAILURE errors are coming from. Hopefully there is someone out there who can give me some pointers on what is happening and how I can fix it.

I am just trying to figure out if my system is at a point where I need to upgrade it or re-install Windows. Any pointers would be greatly appreciated.

Zip file attached. I am unable to generate the permon report from safe mode for some reason - I get an error:
The system cannot find the path specified. (safe mode is the only way my PC is running). Basic system info:


- Windows 7 Pro 64
- Custom Build
- AMD Phenom 8450
- Corsair 8GB, PC800/1200
-Abit AN78GS
- Kingwin case
- Nvidia GeForce 9800 GT
- Sound Blaster X-Fi
- Maxtor, Western Digital, Toshiba (4 drives total). Total storage is: 2.75TB
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Related to nvmf6264.sys MCP Networking Function Driver. from NVIDIA Corporation Yours is from 2010. I would re-install newest. Were it me I would also remove Avast and replace with MSE.

Okay, I will work on an update for this and see how it goes. Why would you recommend MSE over Avast?

poseiden79 said:

Okay, I will work on an update for this and see how it goes. Why would you recommend MSE over Avast?

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Well everything seems to be working so far. I will leave it over night and see what happens. Thanks for the pointer.

poseiden79 said:

Okay, I will work on an update for this and see how it goes. Why would you recommend MSE over Avast?

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Fingers crossed


Because MSE crashes far less. Personally I dont use it because I want a combined malware and firewall but when getting BSOD's MSE is king.