Random BSOD which started when WD MBL was installed

An SSD is a must in my mind my friend you will be astonished at the speed of boot etc.
A 120GB is about right for that and some space left over for data which can be transferred later. There are tutorials for installing and transferring data in this forum.

Just one thing please research the SSD's first as cheap or expensive is no promise it is going to be good.

My suggestions are the Samsung's Crucial or SanDisk all brands I use in my five machines and have had no issues at all. Probably the best are the Samsung's - the EVO is the sweet spot:)

But ask in the forum and you will get a flood of advice and it is your choice but it can make deciding very convoluted

Seven of nine said:

Arc said:

First of all, uninstall Networx. It is a problem everywhere.

I should add that even with the supposed harddrive issues after un-installing networx, today has been a BSOD free day.

It is not a supposed harddrive issue; at least till now.

Anyway, let us know for any further issue.

Seven of nine said:

Next, your motherboard should have VIA USB 3, but it seems that you have Etron? Whatever it is, the update is needed.

• If Via, get it from GIGABYTE - Motherboard - Socket AM3+ - GA-970A-D3P (rev. 1.0)
• If Etron, get it from Etron Technology, Inc.

And, update the driver to your webcam, too. Support + Downloads: HD Webcam C270 - Logitech

Let us know the situation after doing these. Because there are more issues, apparently; but these are the most important things to do.

99.9% sure that I have already done these before coming here but I will check them again just to be sure. (DONE)

Thanks

Unfortunately the zipped data does not say so. If so, I would not have suggested to do it to you.