BSOD playing Battlefield 3, just started yesterday error 0000000000091

I've owned Battlefield 3 since November and just up until yesterday I haven't had any problems with the game. Within the past two days I've experienced two BSOD's while playing the game online and gotten the same error message in both cases. I feel like if I was to play the game more I'd probably get more BSOD's as I don't think this problem is going away on its own.

"A device driver attempting to corrupt the system has been caught. The faulty driver currently on the kernel stack must be replaced with a working version." This is the message that I've gotten both times.

I do have a Nvidia graphics card installed with the latest drivers, 310.90, and it's a Geforce GT 650M.

I can't think of a reason why this would be happening, I haven't upgraded or overclocked, or installed any new drivers except for the aforementioned 310.90 driver which was recent (maybe within the past week or so since I installed it). It's a laptop computer. I purchased it in October and encountered one blue screen the second day I owned it, but these two blue screens seem unrelated to the first one. It was all good and peaceful for 3 months until now...

Since I'm a bit of a noob with BSOD's, I don't want to tinker with anything until I'm absolutely sure of what I'm doing. Any help would be appreciated.

Yes I do have Daemon Tools and Avast! installed, but I don't see why they would suddenly be contributing to blue screens 2-3 months after I've installed them.

Terribly sorry to say but after taking a look at your crash dumps it does appear that it is the new Nvidia card driver that is causing the problem. it is a lovely set of bad drivers that Nvidia released during December and has been causing fun problems for us since release. Best advice roll back your drivers to what they were before the blue screens started.

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Try updating the driver again, beta drivers can be very buggy and looking on Nvidia's website there is a non-beta driver that came out on the 18th give that one a shot and see if there are still problems. If there Are still problems my next thought would be you are using a laptop for gaming and this could mean if it is not properly allowed to ventilate that it is over heating, which is a big problem with gaming laptops so try raising it up so that there is more airflow under the laptop.

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