BSOD with heavy network usage; Download/streaming (PLEX)

Frique · 18 Oct 2015

Hi,

This PC was built earlier this year as my workhorse. As a media server for Plex it seems like when I'm downloading and we're streaming vids to the networked tele I get BSOD. The video files are stored on the PC.

This even occurs when not downloading, just streaming.

Was wondering whether I needed to upgrade memory and even looked at my graphics card in desperation.

I've also attached the prerequisite files.

Any help would be appreciated.

Cheers

Frique

**axe0** · 20 Oct 2015

Remove Acronis bypass before we proceed

Code:

127.0.0.1 activation.acronis.com

Frique · 20 Oct 2015

axe0 Remove Acronis bypass before we proceed
Code:
127.0.0.1 activation.acronis.com

Not certain if you realise the tone of the response, but can you talk to me as opposed to talking down to me.

**axe0** · 20 Oct 2015

That is the standard reaction I get when I write it in that way like others.
I don't really understand it why I get interpret negative, but others don't..

Frique · 20 Oct 2015

Firstly,

Thanks for replying to my post.

Can you explain why I've got to remove it so I can understand where we're going on this journey. Not great, but if you explain I think I might be able to catch up.

Also can you explain how I go about doing this?

**axe0** · 20 Oct 2015

Because we don't give support while any kind of cracking is on the system.
Such software contains modified code what makes the software behave in unexpected ways.
Troubleshooting with such software is useless because of its behavior.

Frique · 20 Oct 2015

Happy.

So how we go about removing that?

**axe0** · 20 Oct 2015

You'll need to open an editor program, like notepad, as administrator to open the hosts* file.
After you have opened the hosts file, remove that line and save it.

*Search "%SystemRoot%\System32\drivers\etc" (without quotes) and press enter.
That brings up the directory of where the hosts file is located.

Frique · 20 Oct 2015

Done

**axe0** · 20 Oct 2015

Please run the BSOD posting tool again and upload the zip file.
I sometimes get the inclination of saying the same while it is already done.