Bsod - netio.sys

Zaelisxae · 18 Dec 2013

I need help. My PC has given me trouble with the BSOD before, a few months ago, and I did a system restore. I've done this a few times actually, and each time it has temporarily fixed my problem, yet it keeps arising. SO, I decided it's time to get a little help. I've read that Netio.sys has to do with an outdated driver or something? But Idk what I need to update. :c

It has crashed 3 times today, with the same mini dump (Or nearly the same). The only thing I have been doing has been a skype call, & downloading an update for my game War thunder.

Help would be greatly appreciated thanks!

If any other info is needed, please let me know. I need this fixed asap.

carwiz · 18 Dec 2013

You might check to see if there's an update for your AV IObit. The URL filter driver for it may be be out of date and passing bad data to NETIO.

Zaelisxae · 19 Dec 2013

I updated my IOBIT, and it just bluescreened again. Here's the dump.

Zaelisxae · 25 Dec 2013

I'd really appreciate a response. It just blue screened again.

carwiz · 25 Dec 2013

There may still be a problem with IObit:

Code:

Unable to load image \??\C:\Program Files (x86)\IObit\IObit Malware Fighter\drivers\win7_amd64\UrlFilter.sys, Win32 error 0n2
*** WARNING: Unable to verify timestamp for UrlFilter.sys
*** ERROR: Module load completed but symbols could not be loaded for UrlFilter.sys

Perform a clean boot as shown in this Tutorial. Keep this set until the errant driver can be found.

If the BSODs stop;
Uninstall Daemon Tools. Change the boot configuration back to normal then reboot.

If the BSODs continue;
Uninstall IOBit and reboot.

If the BSODs continue;
Uninstall Norton/Symantec Internet Security then reboot. Use #24 from this Tutorial.
Make sure Windows Firewall is enabled.

If the BSODs continue;
Uninstall AVG using #2 from this Tutorial.
Download and install MSE for the time being.

If the BSODs stop;
Return to msconfig (Clean Boot) and add ONE startup item at a time and run for stability. If the PC remains stable a for day, add ONE more. Continue this process until all are added back to your startup.