Router possible reason for many, many BSODS?

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  1. aem
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    What's the make and model of your machine?
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  3. DennisS
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    aem said:
    What's the make and model of your machine?
    Medion Akoya p4380 d (md 8352) Make, i dont know.
    running windows 7 home premium
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  4. aem
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    So it's a pc lol. If F12 can't get you to this screen try another button. You need to run that Diagnostic.
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