Win 7 Home Premium x64 BSOD

reets said:

- x86 (32-bit) or x64 ? x64
- the original installed OS on the system? Win 7 (no previous OS)
- an OEM or full retail version? OEM (purchased and installed by me)
- What is the age of system (hardware)? all hardware purchased this year
- What is the age of OS installation (have you re-installed the OS?) fresh install about 1 year ago i think


Issue started about 3 weeks ago and i haven't been able to figure it out. The pc randomly BSOD's or just completely freezes and has to be rebooted with the button. Reinstalled all drivers, did 1 pass of memtest (about 30-40mins) and still same issue. No recent hardware changes either. I will be doing a full memtest tonight while i'm sleeping (7-8 hours) and will report those results tomorrow.

I did think it was my wifi adapter which has known driver issues (and some Event Viewer logs pointed to it) so i bought a new one that is an ethernet wifi adapter so i didn't have to install extra drivers for it. Have had 2 BSOD's since replacing it

edit:
I had 2 other dump files but they seem to be deleted from the Minidump folder for some reason. I'll post any new ones i get (and copying them to a different folder for safe keeping).

edit 2:
Ran a quick scan with Malwarebytes and Spy Bot and nothing found.

Related to networx.sys[/URL] NetFilter SDK TDI Hook Driver (WPP) from NetFilterSDK.com OR

Related to Softperfect[/URL] Bandwidth Monitoring and Usage Reporting tool. Note: Located in \%Program Files%\NetWorx\

Which ever I would remove to test or if essential update the driver. Also of note several suspiciouslt named files. Please download malwarebytes and run a sweep. (yes I know you have eset)

Removed the Networx software, it's not needed at all. Just as another note, i did run memtest all last night (8hrs 40mins) and no issuses there.

I run MSE for security but just ran Malwarebytes full scan and no issues found. Any chance i could get a list of files (or at least a few files if too many) that look suspicious.

Will report back in a few days if issue was fixed. Thanks for the help so far!

reets said:

Removed the Networx software, it's not needed at all. Just as another note, i did run memtest all last night (8hrs 40mins) and no issuses there.

I run MSE for security but just ran Malwarebytes full scan and no issues found. Any chance i could get a list of files (or at least a few files if too many) that look suspicious.

Will report back in a few days if issue was fixed. Thanks for the help so far!

this is the only one loaded in this crash and it isnt all that bad

aj0efcow.SYS 7/14/2009 5:12:55 PM fffff880`0456a000 fffff881`045af000 0x0000000100045000 0x4a5cf4d7

Well, no crashes since removing Networx. Thank you so much for the help! MUCH appreciated. Saved me 67$ on the new wifi adapter i bought!