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  1. Capt.Jack Sparrow
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    Ok you could try this Windows 7 x64 netw5v64.sys driver issue causes BSOD
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  3. kirbyte
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    Capt.Jack Sparrow said:
    Ok you could try this Windows 7 x64 netw5v64.sys driver issue causes BSOD
    Hmm... so far so good (for now anyway... hopefully it'll stay that way hehe :)). Downloading the latest Intel driver still seemed to crash the system, so I simply deleted netw5v64.sys and I guess I'll live with no wireless until I can find an alternative (or a new wireless card).

    If it does crash again, I'll post back. Thanks for the advice!
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