Windows 7: BSOD, error 0x0000001e.

I'm having a BSOD problem and I just did a clean install of Windows 7 as well, so my drivers are up to date from the actual manufacturers themselves. I did the SF Diagnostic tool thing and attached are the files.



Any feedback would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

Add to your System Specs:
1. The manufacturer, the model of your computer and if it is desktop or self-built.
2. If you have installed SP1, then add that to your specs.

I'll await that info before proceeding.
thanks,
karl

Thanks for posting .... Welcome to Seven forum

The dmp files all point to WG111Tvx.sys

You are trying to use Netgear WG111T (108 Mbps Wireless USB 2.0 Adapter) as far I know... there are known compatability issue with Windows 7 ..

Try from here again and see if it works.

@karlsnooks: Updated! Though I do not get what you mean by model, my desktop is built from scratch, so there is no "model" to go with this. That's why I have everything listed as parts.

@centaur78: I suspected that, that's why I'm getting a new adapter here soon. Should I re-download the driver from the website? Is that what you are saying to do? (I'm assuming the newest one too? 2.1)

yes please try doing that with 2.1......

if it still crashes... try getting a new adapter that is Windows 7 compatible....

Quiroz,
You appear to have the latest driver installed for your usb wireless adapter.

The problem is that I do not believe the wireless adapter is win 7 compatible

suggest you check this site:
Windows 7 Compatibility: Software Programs & Hardware Devices: Find Updates, Drivers, & Downloads

Thanks!

I am looking into getting a newer adapter anyways because I need higher speeds and yeah this is pretty outdated. I just need internet for now, and this is the only thing that is holding me through.
Thanks again for the tip!

@karlsnooks: You are correct. The latest it says is Vista.
From the website: WG111T Software Version Driver 2.1 for Windows Vista / XP / 2000
I am looking into buying a new adapter that is Windows 7 compatible though as mentioned by @centaur78. This is holding me over for now just to get internet.

Thank you for the input!

You are welcome...

If you think this is resolved, please close it as Solved..

Quiroz,
Here is what you are going to find:
Attachment 226991

I wanted you to learn about that link so that before you purchase another usb wireless adapter you will know where to go to find out if the product is Win 7 compatible.

@centaur78 I will mark it as Solved! Thank you again, and will buy that adapter soon!

@karlsnooks Oh this adapter was just laying around the house and my room does not have an ethernet outlet which is why I resorted to using this old thing. But thank you so much for the link! Will look into that before buying my next adapter!