Solved BSOD when using Chrome the past 2 days, also Chrome Tab crashing

[JSleek]

Everything seems okay to me. Can you please install all recommended updates from Windows Update?

This is what Windows Update says (I don't want to upgrade to Windows 10 though):

Also, in Windows Update settings, Recommended updated and Important updates are set to install automatically daily, so according to this, my computer is fully up to date.

 

[axe0]

Remove your reservation in the Windows 10 GWX app and change your Windows Update settings to not treat recommended updates the same as important updates.

Also remove the downloaded files which you can find when you enable hidden files.

 

[JSleek]

Remove your reservation in the Windows 10 GWX app and change your Windows Update settings to not treat recommended updates the same as important updates.

Also remove the downloaded files which you can find when you enable hidden files.

How do I remove my reservation?

I have now changed it to not treat recommended updates the same as important updates.

How do I enable these hidden files you speak about?

 

[Laith]

Go to the start menu and search for "Folder Options", click "View" and click "Show hidden files, folders and drives" option.

 

[JSleek]

Go to the start menu and search for "Folder Options", click "View" and click "Show hidden files, folders and drives" option.

Ok. So now which folder do I remove the hidden files from?

 

[daftshadow]

I would like to chime in that you're not the only one experiencing this issue. Almost the same thing is happening to me recently since it all began on or around last Friday 2/5. From my knowledge I didn't install any new hardware or device driver unless something slipped through the cracks like an auto update. The bsods only occurs on Chrome and it happens at random times. Simply opening a new tab can cause it to bsod. I've started using Edge and FireFox without any issues. The error message I see on the bsod screen is "ndis_net_buffer_list_info_illegally_transferred".

I've tried the solutions mentioned before to no avail. I'm at lost ends here with this issue on Chrome.

 

[axe0]

Go to the start menu and search for "Folder Options", click "View" and click "Show hidden files, folders and drives" option.

Ok. So now which folder do I remove the hidden files from?

Usually it is the folder that starts with C~Windows or something.

 

[JSleek]

Usually it is the folder that starts with C~Windows or something.

These are the only 3 hidden files in C:/Windows, I have attached a picture of them selected. Why should I delete these?
1.UKCpInfo.sys
2.WindowsShell.Manifest
3.WindowsShellUK.Manifest

 

[axe0]

Remove your reservation in the Windows 10 GWX app and change your Windows Update settings to not treat recommended updates the same as important updates.

Also remove the downloaded files which you can find when you enable hidden files.

How do I remove my reservation?

I have now changed it to not treat recommended updates the same as important updates.

How do I enable these hidden files you speak about?

When you open the Windows 10 GWX app, click on View attachment 381353 in the left upper corner and click 'View reservation'.
Then click 'cancel reservation' and click 'cancel registration'

 

[axe0]

Usually it is the folder that starts with C~Windows or something.

These are the only 3 hidden files in C:/Windows, I have attached a picture of them selected. Why should I delete these?
1.UKCpInfo.sys
2.WindowsShell.Manifest
3.WindowsShellUK.Manifest

It is called $WINDOWS.~BT located in C:

 

[axe0]

First remove the folder $WINDOWS.~BT in C partition, then cancel the reservation explained in http://www.sevenforums.com/bsod-hel...ome-tab-crashing-post3213366.html#post3213366

 

[JSleek]

It is called $WINDOWS.~BT located in C:

Ah, found it. Should I delete this one?

 

[Laith]

Yes, please delete it.

 

[JSleek]

Couldn't delete it manually, so I used %windir%\system32\cleanmgr.exe to remove it and some other stuff. In total 7.80GB was removed. This deleted the file.

I then restarted my computer, and this came up during the boot (picture below).


Is there anything else I should do now, except wait to see if I get another BSOD?

 

[Laith]

Install the latest updates from Windows Update.

 

[axe0]

Be careful with Windows Update for the Windows 10 update.

Microsoft has pushed the update to Windows 10 a little further as a recommended update, so you need to double check the optional updates before installing.

 

[JSleek]

Install the latest updates from Windows Update.

I am up to date, or at least I cannot check for updates due to the Windows 10 update. See the image below:

Be careful with Windows Update for the Windows 10 update.

Microsoft has pushed the update to Windows 10 a little further as a recommended update, so you need to double check the optional updates before installing.

I will be careful with the optional updates from now on.

 

[axe0]

Is the reservation removed?
Is the folder removed?

 

[JSleek]

Is the reservation removed?
Is the folder removed?

The folder is removed yes.

I don't know if the reservation is removed.

 

[JSleek]

Just got ANOTHER BSOD whilst streaming a video on Google chrome.

I have attached the DM Log, a picture of the BSOD, and the temperatures.

What is going on??