BSOD ndis.sys,0x000000D1, can only work in safe mode

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  1. Fxgator
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    BSOD ndis.sys,0x000000D1, can only work in safe mode


    Hello:
    I operate on Windows 7 home premium 64 bit (desktop computer). I have looked through the forum but I do not see where I can get help if I can only work in safe mode. I was able to save a minidump to a thumbdrive and transfer to my laptop. This is attached. Since I cannot access the internet I can not download the diagnostic tool or update drivers, if this is the problem. Can someone help me with this. While I can work with technology I am by no means a technical expert, so i apologize in advance if i ask more questions or do not understand everything fully. Thank you in advance for your help.
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  3. Fxgator
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    minidump did not attach..


    sorry but I don't think I attached the minidump in my last post. Trying again.
    Thanks,
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  4. seanpeek
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    Windows 7 Home Premuim
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    I may have the same problem


    I'm having the same problem that occurs every time during start up. I can access in safe mode, but not in safe mode with networking. This is what is being displayed on the BSOD:

    DRIVER_IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL

    STOP: 0x000000D1 (0x0000000000000010, 0x0000000000000002, 0x0000000000000000, 0xFFFFF880014E35D6)

    ndis.sys - Address FFFF880014E35D6 base at FFFFF880014B5000. DateStamp 4a5bc184

    I really appreciate any help.
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  6. koolkat77
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    https://www.sevenforums.com/crashes-d...tructions.html

    @ seanpeek, please create a new thread for yourself.
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  7. Fxgator
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    Koolkat help for BSOD


    Kookat do you know of any solution to my problem?
    Thank you,
    Fernando
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  8. koolkat77
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    You need to post the files following the instructions link.
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  10. Fxgator
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    Koolkat77 follow up


    Koolkat77
    Thanks for the reply. I can not run the diagnostic tool on my desktop because I can not access the Internet in safe mode, which is the only way I can work on it. I tried to follow the instructions but can not run that program. Any other suggestions would be appreciated. Are you able to see the mini dump I posted?
    Thanks again,
    Fernando
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  11. koolkat77
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    There are no attachments on any of your posts. Please scroll up and recheck.
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  12. Fxgator
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    DMP file


    KoolKat77:
    I see why I have not been able to post the minidump file because it has an extension of .dmp, which is not allowed. Sorry to bother with this but is there a way of getting around this so I can post. Would it ruin the file if I saved as a different extention? I am just not technical enough to know how to solve this upload problem. It seems the system automatically gives the dump this extension.
    Thank you again for your quick responses.
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  13. Arc
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    Fernando, you zip the .dmp, and then upload it.

    And, you may use safe mode with networking. Boot into Advanced Boot Options, it is there, the option next to safe mode.
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