BSOD playing games (DOTA 2/LoL/Saints Row IV) (Using OBS)

The dominant Bugcheck codes are 0x124 & 0x101.
Due to the nature of this crash, the latest being 0x101, we need the kernel dump.

The latest is located in:

• C:\Windows\MEMORY.DMP

The file size might exceed the forums limits (8MB), if this is in-fact the case upload the file
to an alternative file hosting service.

The kernel dump is large simply because it stores all of the kernel mode memory that was present
at the time of the dump.


The stack points to your TP-LINK 300Mbps Wireless N Adapter:

Code:

fffff880`077954e0 fffff880`03e0c957 athurx+0x93ff
fffff880`07795510 fffff880`03e0d15d athurx+0x3957
fffff880`07795580 fffff880`03e0d2e8 athurx+0x415d
fffff880`077955f0 fffff880`03e0ef88 athurx+0x42e8
fffff880`07795630 fffff880`03ebf189 athurx+0x5f88
fffff880`07795680 fffff880`03ebc193 athurx+0xb6189
fffff880`077956e0 fffff880`03ebc6cd athurx+0xb3193
fffff880`07795740 fffff880`03ebc853 athurx+0xb36cd
fffff880`077957d0 fffff880`03ec19a7 athurx+0xb3853
fffff880`07795820 fffff880`03eb276b athurx+0xb89a7
fffff880`07795930 fffff880`03e38103 athurx+0xa976b
fffff880`077959d0 fffff880`03e34be5 athurx+0x2f103
fffff880`07795a00 fffff880`03ea2980 athurx+0x2bbe5
fffff880`07795a40 fffff880`03ea2861 athurx+0x99980
fffff880`07795a70 fffff880`03e2e434 athurx+0x99861
fffff880`07795b00 fffff880`03e2e201 athurx+0x25434
fffff880`07795b70 fffff880`03e112d1 athurx+0x25201
fffff880`07795bb0 fffff800`03361bae athurx+0x82d1

• Code:

      Loaded symbol image file: athurx.sys
      Image path: \SystemRoot\system32\DRIVERS\athurx.sys
      Image name: athurx.sys
      Timestamp:        Wed Jul 28 15:01:39 2010 (4C501C23)

  • We can see the driver is very old.
  
  

Download the latest driver :: TP-LINK Support.

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Other dumps are 0x124, which is attributed to hardware faults.
Is any part of your system overclocked?


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I recommend removing Hotspot Shield:

Code:

Start Menu\Programs\Hotspot Shield

Keep us posted!

Andrew4213 said:

Ok I updated the drivers + yes my CPU was overclocked however I just reset it to default to be safe.

Too late to try to trigger it now so I'll have a shot tomorrow and post results.

Thanks for all the help!

Yes set the CPU back to stock until all other issues are resolved, troubleshooting with an unstable
overclock is pointless.

It's my pleasure, keep updating!

Pickles11 said:

Hi, I am having the same trouble with Saints Row IV but using Windows 8 64-bit...how much of the information is relevant to me? If I were to get my kernel dump, would you be able to assist? Thanks in advance!

It's best you open a separate thread so your issue gets the proper attention :).
Post it here | http://www.eightforums.com/