Regular BSODs, at least two a day

First off, I can't identify each individually, but when I had it there were two USB devices, Logitech EX100 USB receiver and a wifi stick. Other times, there's another Microsoft Keyboard and mouse 800 receiver, MS webcam, phone dock, and a Seagate HDD.
The Catalyst Unistaller asked for credentials i didn't have, so I used Revo Unistaller but there was no AMD software to unistall.
I ran the driver uninstaller which did its stuff.
No the ethernet is never used, always using a wifi USB stick.
Finally, could clarify which driver you want me to install for the ethernet and wifi usb?

Thanks
Tom

Edit:
I think I found the Realtek drivers you we're talking about,the main problem is that I can't download them as the download speed slowly grinds to a halt, no matter what mirror I use. Also, the wifi stick isn't by Realtek, its by a company called Add-on, and the drivers for that came on a CD. BTW, the product name is the ADD-NWU271 802.11n Wireless USB Adapter.

Tomtom111 said:

First off, I can't identify each individually, but when I had it there were two USB devices, Logitech EX100 USB receiver and a wifi stick. Other times, there's another Microsoft Keyboard and mouse 800 receiver, MS webcam, phone dock, and a Seagate HDD.

Thanks for the info I'll keep it in mind :) .

Tomtom111 said:

The Catalyst Unistaller asked for credentials i didn't have, so I used Revo Unistaller but there was no AMD software to unistall.
I ran the driver uninstaller which did its stuff.

I take it that the driver remained intact?

Tomtom111 said:

No the ethernet is never used, always using a wifi USB stick.

If this is the case, disable the adapter via the network center.

Srat > type > network connections then press enter > Find the adapter Right-click > Disable.

Tomtom111 said:

Edit:
I think I found the Realtek drivers you we're talking about,the main problem is that I can't download them as the download speed slowly grinds to a halt, no matter what mirror I use. Also, the wifi stick isn't by Realtek, its by a company called Add-on, and the drivers for that came on a CD. BTW, the product name is the ADD-NWU271 802.11n Wireless USB Adapter.

OK leave the Ethernet driver for now worst case scenario we'll find a different link.
Yes I am aware that the wireless adapter isn't assembled by Realtek but the driver being used is
which is the important part. If you are unsure about it's validity please upload a picture of its FCC-ID
on the back of the device.

OK thanks, keep us updated :) .

Great news :) , leave the thread open for another day or two and if trend continues mark it as solved.

Any developments :) ?

Glad to be of service :) .
Please mark the thread as solved.