In post #5, you wanted to apply an older driver version, but I discouraged you.
Now I am suggesting you to do it, because apparently there is no other way that I am seeing. It is the same Atheros driver that is causing the BSOD.
Also, uninstall Daemon tools and the ASUS bloatwares installed.
Let us know the results.
ok, for the moment i downgraded to
the Win8 Asus version 10.0.0.255, 2013-06-24
removed Asus Face Logno
i'll keep Daemon tools and remaining ASUS bloatwares.
let's see what happens next time I close the cover..
I agree with Arc, Daemon Tools has a really strong reputation for being the cause of a lot of BSODs.
thank you both for the really kind suggestion of moving dt.
yet it seems that untill now everything is perfectly working, since i have changed that driver.
in a few days of testing, i hope to mark the thread as solved..
hi there, after some weeks of testing, i can be sure the issue is solved.
it was the wifi driver, nothing else.
thank you guys!
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