BSOD after installing a D-Link Dual Band USB adapter

Hi, my computer used to work fine until I installed yesterday a D-Link USB wireless adapter. After the installation of the software, I received a blue screen indicating : DRIVER_IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL that is refering to anodlwfx.sys.

The computer restarted and windows indicated that it has recover from an unexpected shutdown which details indicated :
Problem event name: BlueScreen
OS Version: 6.1.7601.2.1.0.765.3
Local ID: 4105
BCCode: d1
OSVersion: 6_1_7601
Service pack: 1_0
Product: 768_1

I've uninstalled everything.

Since then, the computer generate a BlueScreen afer 2-3 minutes of the reboot. I'm also able to use all softwares but it generate a BlueScreen a few seconds after.

If I boot the computer and let it idle, it get a BlueScreen after 2-3 minutes and it reboot automatically and go on like this indefinitely.

I'm using Windows 7. It is at the latest update. I'm attaching the SF .zip file to this thread. Thank you for your support.

Hi Cplc welcome to SevenForum

Did you install using the disc ? If so uninstall the software and reinstall from the manufacture's website

Uninstall using Revo Uninstaller

Revo Uninstaller Freeware - Uninstall Programs

If you can't uninstall in normal mode try to uninstall in safe mode .

Restart the PC press F8 while the PC is booting up once you're in the Advanced Boot Options choose Safe Mode .

Hi Cplc

I've asked Arc to take a look at your cause of BSOD

If you have another one working internet connection (say ethernet) you uninstsll the recently added connection from device manager.
right click on my compiter icon and select manage.
in thr resulting window, select device manager in the left pane.
Expand network adapters.
right click on the DLink (should be there) and uninstall.
Then reboot.

If you are not sure what to uninstall, upload a screenshot with network adapter expanded.

Arc

He uninstalled the software and still getting blue screens

@Cplc

Didn't get answer regarding safe mode . Are you able to get into safe mode without the blue screen?

802.11n is your internal Wireless card ?

The " anodlwfx.sys " driver has to do with an Alpha Network device