BSOD 0x000000d1 IRQL NOT LESS OR EQUAL

wish · 14 Jan 2012

gabby02 said:

Sorry, but what new files? Just the new mini dump or do I have to post everything again?

re-run the jcgriff2.exe tools then attach the output files.
https://www.sevenforums.com/crashes-d...tructions.html

gabby02 · 14 Jan 2012

Okay. Here it is.

gabby02 · 15 Jan 2012

update: got another BSOD caused by a certain mfewfpk.sys
Attached are the needed files.

wish · 15 Jan 2012

Hello gabby02
mfewfpk.sys = is part of McAfee driver
So I recommend you to uninstall McAfee completely and make sure its drivers are gone.
After uninstall it then go to C:\Windows\System32\drivers
rename these following drivers from .sys into .bak

Code:

fffff880`0465a000 fffff880`046cd300   mfefirek mfefirek.sys Wed Mar 02 16:05:07 2011 (4D6EDB33)
fffff880`0130f000 fffff880`013a8800   mfehidk  mfehidk.sys  Wed Mar 02 16:01:10 2011 (4D6EDA46)
fffff880`0163c000 fffff880`0164cb80   mfenlfk  mfenlfk.sys  Wed Mar 02 16:01:47 2011 (4D6EDA6B)
fffff880`01c9f000 fffff880`01ce1c80   mfewfpk  mfewfpk.sys  Wed Mar 02 16:01:25 2011 (4D6EDA55)

Tips: use takeownership if you have permission problem while renaming the drivers.
http://www.vistax64.com/tutorials/67...ship-file.html

gabby02 · 15 Jan 2012

I have uninstalled McAfee a long time ago but I checked my program files and its folder was still there which contained the site advisor and a temp folder. I have uninstalled the site advisor and deleted the folder. I have also renamed the files like you said. Is there a way to see whether its drivers are still in my computer or not?

gabby02 · 15 Jan 2012

Hey, so I left my laptop on overnight and I got 3 BSODs, all of which were caused by NETIO.sys & ntoskrnl.exe.
Attached are the needed files.

wish · 16 Jan 2012

Hi again
You had uninstalled McAfee a long time ago, but it seems some drivers still remain on your system.
I see the changes after renaming the drivers as I suggested before, but I think I miss one.
Please go to C:\Windows\System32\drivers\cfwids.sys
Rename cfwids.sys into cfwids.bak

Then download and run McAfee removal tools → http://download.mcafee.com/products/...tches/MCPR.exe

Also for troubleshooting purpose, please uninstall Daemon Tools Lite and uTorrent
for a while and see how things go.
(for alternative virtual CD/DVD software , you may use MagicDisc)

gabby02 · 16 Jan 2012

Hey. So, I did everything you said except uninstall torrent cause I'm still downloading some important stuff, but I left my laptop on again during the night and I had no BSODs whatsoever. I just have one concern. If I uninstall utorrent, how am I supposed to download torrents? Can you recommend other programs that I can use?

wish · 17 Jan 2012

Sorry I dont know other program than uTorrent and BitTorrent.
If you still have BSOD then uninstall uTorrent for a while and let us know the result.

gabby02 · 17 Jan 2012

Oh. Well, thanks anyway! It's been 2 days since the last BSOD.
I'll see how it goes and post an update here. Thanks!