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I don't know how to read that log file, but let's hope the BSODs go away now.
New BSOD. Now with "Netio". Not seen that before.
Netio.sys is a Network bug. Maybe you can consider reinstalling your NIC driver. If that didn't do the trick let try the Driver verifier and see whether we find something helpful follow this link Using Driver Verifier to identify issues with Drivers
Good Luck,
Captain
There is a driver verified mini dump on the last page. It didn't come up with any problems though I don't think
I'll put the verified dump here again. In the verifier I told it to look for all drivers EXCEPT windows ones. And it blue screened on startup. But the verifier didn't seem to find anything.
Really looking like a Network driver problem...except I don't know what network driver my Asus m4a785TD-V EVO uses, is using or needs to use.
nothing on the disc, or is the LAN driver what I'm looking for from REALtek? (
Realtek RTL8112L LAN Driver V7.6.820.2009 for 32/64bit Windows 7.(WHQL)
edit. it WAS showing the Ndis.sys bsod, but in the minidump it's showing natio.sys?
The probable cause on the last dump = netio.sys - the Microsoft Network I/O subsystem driver. Please note the use of the phrase "probable" -- no where near "definite" - same was true for cdrom.sys - :)
For now, update your Realtek RTL8168D/8111D Family PCI-E Gigabit Ethernet NIC - too old for Windows 7 RTM -
Realtek NIC downloads --> RealtekCode:Rt64win7.sys Thu Feb 26 04:04:13 2009 (49A65B0D)
I was unable to find the exact page for your NIC device - RTL8168D/8111D.
Update your NVIDIA GeForce 8800 GTS 512 drivers as well -
NVIDIA driver downloads --> Drivers - Download NVIDIA DriversCode:nvlddmkm.sys Wed Jun 10 10:31:48 2009 (4A2FC3D4) nvBridge.kmd Wed Jun 10 09:24:21 2009 (4A2FB405)
Regards. . .
jcgriff2
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Edit. nevermind, problem remains, trying different driver setups now.
and the 186.18 Nvidia drivers are alot more stable than the 19X.XX drivers , hell, the latest one has broken so many graphics cards with that fan problem.
The LAN driver listed on the Asus mobo website takes me back to the update on the 8th month, rather than the 12th if I auto update from device manager. I've BSOD'd twice with the most recently updated one, although the fault both times was apparantly "Steam.exe" and "Firefox.exe"
I'll reupdate it through device manager, I would assume if I update it through that I won't need to go searching through realteks site?
two latest bsods uploaded in attachment.
I went along to my local computer store and they gave me a disc called "Hirens Recovery Suite" and they said, "that'll test it for you, bring it back when you're done"
Anyone got an idea what the hell it is? Thanks in advance.
going to try and driver verified BSOD again later today, will have attachment up in a few hours