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OK. Here are the latest diagnostics files:
OK. Here are the latest diagnostics files:
The dne64x.sys (Deterministic Network Enhancer) driver (cause of this BSOD) may be a component of a VPN client such as Cisco VPN.
It now shows a different driver from the same software.
You have not removed all the drivers from that software.
I think you must contact the company and find out how to remove completely. I could not find a removal tool online.
I have also removed the DNE Update file and added latest diagnostics:
This time it shows K57nd60a, this is a Broadcom network driver. Go to the website and update. If we continue to get BSODs after several more reports, and the driver continues to be different it means it is probably a hardware isssue. We have to be patient and see where this leads.
In that case I'm sure it's a hardware problem. So what do I do now?