BSOD Clock interupt not recieved...daily?

It looks like the latest crash is being caused again by your network card, this could indicate a hardware failure, if updating the drivers did not solve the issue:

Code:

fffff880`03df78e8  fffff880`04806fddUnable to load image \SystemRoot\system32\DRIVERS\Xeno7x64.sys, Win32 error 0n2
*** WARNING: Unable to verify timestamp for Xeno7x64.sys
*** ERROR: Module load completed but symbols could not be loaded for Xeno7x64.sys
 Xeno7x64+0x6fdd

Driver Reference Table - Xeno7x64.sys

But before you go spending money or time on trying to replace a piece of hard ware try the following:

Download the drivers from the manufacturers website Killer Gaming :: Support :: Driver Downloads and put them some where easy to access.

Go to device manager by right clicking on my computer and selecting manage from the drop down menu

Double click on device manager in the window that opens

Expand the node labeled Network Adapters

Right click the entry named Bigfoot Networks Killer Ethernet Controller (or something similar to that) and select properties from the drop down menu

In the window that opens click on the Driver tab at the top at the bottom of that window click Uninstall and allow the driver to be uninstalled if any sort of prompt pops up

Reboot

Install the new drivers that were previously downloaded

Reboot

just for testing purposes can you please try the following and see if it helps?:

Navigate to C:\Windows\system32\DRIVERS and look for Xeno7x64.sys and delete it.

The Drivers folder may be hidden and if I am wrong you may need to install your networking drivers again, but I am curious to see what happens.

Be aware you may need to re-install your network drivers again if this does not work.

It is looking that way I can not see any other reason for these crashes to keep occurring after updating your driver for your networking card and even doing a clean re-install of the drivers. the only other things I can think of that may be causing this, and there are no signs of either would be overclocking, and/or a third party fire wall causing problems with your networking but as I said I don't see signs of either of those.

Sorry it turned out to be such a problem it's never fun to have a hardware failure.