Bsod 9f, 4, 258

[Odelay]

I have the minidump, aparently I don't have to proper symbols to look at it. Could someone please analize it or point me in the direction of getting the proper symbols.

What has been happening is my internet connection seems to time out. I was simply ddisabling the adapter and re-enabling it and all seemed well, but it is getting progresivly worse. now if I try to disable it, it will just hang, and if I try to shut down, it will crash. I belive I have the most up-to-date drivers for my system.

The only thing I have changed is the new Realtek driver, but that doesn't seem like it would effect my network connection.

Thanks for reading!

-Ode

 

[chev65]

Without reading the dmp, this is a widespread problem with older NIC drivers timing out and not working correctly.

About all you can do is look around for the latest chipset drivers for your board and hope for the best. If you fill out your system specs more accurately we can probably find a NIC driver that will work.

Changing the Realtek driver from the default Windows 7 ones can effect your network connection. Try rolling back the Realtek driver using Device Manager and see if it's any better.

 

[Odelay]

I went ahead and updated my system specs a bit. I have a XFX 680i LT SLI mobo. I have the 15.51 nforce drivers installed.

I am going to go ahead and rollback the realtek driver... it sounds so much better! but whats the worse of the two evils.

Thanks for reading!

 

[usasma]

Please post back if the BSOD's continue. There's not enough info in the dump files to make a determination.
Hopefully another dump or two will leave some hints for use to work with.

 

[Odelay]

I will make sure and update this thread no matter if the problem is fixed or continues for future reference.

Thanks for reading!

 

[Odelay]

So far so good, the new beta drivers seems to be the culprit.