0x0000001e BSOD on custom built computer

Try to run the driver installation again, make use the setup.exe and not install.bat. You might have to uninstall the old version of the utility first.

Here is a BSOD I had with the code 0x0000003d so not the usual 0x0000001e which makes me think that this wasn't caused by the usb wireless driver.

Hi I have posted some new threads on different BSODs i've had recently. they aren't 0x0000001e which shows that the USB wireless driver is working well. However I just got a 0x00000034 BSOD and have had other BSOD codes recently as well. Here is the .DMP of the 0x00000034 BSOD

I'm sure you won't be able to help with all of these but best put all the information on so you can see it

Have had my newly built computer for 2 months and it keeps bluescreening. I have ruled out hardware issues and need help on finding out what the software issues are. Can anyone help?

Here are the DMPs, can anyone help me find the cause of these? they occured within 20 minutes of each other

The first minidump file shows that the BSOD was caused by ndis.sys. This program is imp. for windows and is under microsoft corporation. But sometimes some other malicious software clones itself like this file. The steps to fix it are that first download the latest driver for realtek network adapter and then open the deice manager, search for realtek PCIe FE Family Controller and update it from the location where you have downloaded the update and then wait. This should solve your problem.

And then the other dump file shows that nwifi.sys(native wifi driver) is creating the problem. So i reccomend to update it. Before update you need to remove all the traces of this driver, you can use Guru 3d- Drvier Sweeper.
When it is removed then download and install the fresh copy.

I would also run SFC /scannow to verify and repair your OS files

SFC /SCANNOW Command - System File Checker
But I recommend you to install your windows again.

Yupensee said:

Here are the DMPs, can anyone help me find the cause of these? they occured within 20 minutes of each other

One of the dumps is blaming nvlddmkm.sys nVidia Video drivers

Driver Reference Table - nvlddmkm.sys

Try updating your graphics card drivers to see if that sort the problem.


Edit - DO NOT CREATE ANYMORE THREADS ON THIS ISSUE, I've just spent the past ten minutes merging all your current BSOD threads together, if you continue to have problems keep it in the same thread as it helps with the history.