Random BSOD error (no specification as to why)

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  1. oaisaacs
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       New #11

    I see. I downloaded the drivers for the realtek hardware, but i couldn't find the drivers for broadcom on their site that you linked, so I asked for a little more direction.

    Plus, when I run the verifier it slows my computer down, but i'll try it all again and report back when I have something :)
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  3. Arc
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       New #12

    For that specific driver, you may try to upgrade the software.
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  4. oaisaacs
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    how can i tell what driver is causing the slowdown?
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  6. Arc
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    oaisaacs said:
    how can i tell what driver is causing the slowdown?
    For your case, it is the network driver.
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  7. oaisaacs
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    bsod have stopped. thank's for your help :)
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  8. Arc
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    Good news
    You are most welcome!
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