Athrx.sys and other bsod's

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  1. robertju1
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    A logitech mouse and keyboard lol. How to fix it?
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  3. yowanvista
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    robertju1 said:
    A logitech mouse and keyboard lol. How to fix it?
    These Logitech devices use a driver known to cause this issue, if you have any of these update their software driver
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  4. robertju1
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    Ok, I had another one, hope u can help!
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  6. badkarma11
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    With regard to the Atheros drivers, there are many manufacturers (D-Link, among others) who use Atheros CHIPSETS. If you can figure out what chipset your wifi card has (I had no luck with this, got new wifi card), then you might be able to make sense out of the driver page in the link which refers to 'families' of drivers, L1, L2, etc.
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  7. robertju1
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    Well, i didn't had anything with atheros lately, but i did with others. Help please?
    It has something to do with directx.
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  8. yowanvista
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    robertju1 said:
    Well, i didn't had anything with atheros lately, but i did with others. Help please?
    It has something to do with directx.
    A component of your Display Driver was involved in the crash


    - Boot into safe mode with networking
    - Uninstall the display drivers including
    - Use driver sweeper to remove leftover display driver files Guru3D - Driver Sweeper (This step is important)
    - Reboot into safe mode with networking
    - Install the latest drivers from your card manufacturer's website
    - Reboot into normal mode


    Code:
    BugCheck FC, {fffff88003bf36a0, 80000001e8ece963, fffff88003bf3480, 2}

Probably caused by : dxgmms1.sys ( dxgmms1!VIDMM_SEGMENT::FlushPendingCPUAccess+57
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