I used to get BSODs maybe once or twice a month, now they're starting to become more frequent....I think it's related to the graphics driver. I've tried HP drivers and they don't work well/aren't updated, so I use the Leshcat drivers for the 6770M. Thanks for the help!
Hi
Most of the latest BSOD are caused by NDIS.sys... which is more of a network drivers error... Try updating your wired and wireless drivers from the Manufacturers site.....
Try these first
Still having issues.
So I installed the wireless drivers from HP and figured everything was all good. But the other day, as I was playing a game, the computer froze up (stuttering on the sound a bit), but didn't BSOD. So I hard reset the computer and booted up again. It booted fine, I logged in, and everything seemed normal. So I closed the laptop to put it into stand by. Came back to find that the light for the laptop was still on, so I opened it up and was greeted by a BSOD, just my luck. Sometimes it does this, where I try to put it in stand by and instead it blue screens. Logs and everything attached.
Help? Thank you
Sorry for the double post. The computer randomly BSODed again, mentioning bcmw1664.sys in the error code. Rebooted the computer, and in the "Starting Windows..." phase the computer blue screened again, this time with a BSOD that only filled half the screen with text. I have no idea what's going on...
Thanks for help!
Thanks for the reply. What do you mean by disable the wireless drivers? Should I go into safe mode with or without networking? And the from there I just go to device manager to disable them right?
Thanks
Go to the plain safemode
and then device manager and disable the wireless under Network devices....
Let me if i can find the latest drivers for it so you can use it . in the meantime let me know if BSOD's again
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