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Yes, I went into the device manager and made sure that I linked to the drivers that I downloaded from Linksys. The device is (supposedly) working properly.
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New #12
Device Manager reporting the device is working properly does not mean there is no conflict with an older driver. It simply means the device is working with that driver. It does not address any conflicts that driver might cause. Your latest dump specifically blamed WUSB54Gv4x64.sys and shows its date as 2006. It is rare for a 2006 driver to work with Win 7 (there are exceptions). A 2006 driver is really obsolete.
I concur with Jonathan; I would upgrade the card. Perhaps Linksys makes the same model card but they have updated the chips and firmware for it?
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All right gentlemen, I'll update the wireless adapter. I appreciate your help and will report back if that doesn't solve the problem. Again, thanks so much.
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Upgrading the wireless adapter did the trick! Haven't had a BSOD for a week or so. Thanks to everyone who helped!
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