BSOD after sleep

[tamimi]

Here is my info:

Windows 7 x86
Original Installed OS = Windows Vista Home Premium OEM
Did a fresh install of Windows 7 Enterprise (Full Retail) a week ago.
Hardware age = 2 years

PS.
1. I had the same problem with Vista. I tried to install windows 7 so the problem would go away. But the problem still persists.
2. With Vista, the BSOD was random.
3. With Windows 7, the BSOD comes up after "sleep"

 

[Lemur]

Welcome to SF.

Please update your network driver:
Driver c:\windows\system32\drivers\nvmf6232.sys (7.3.1.7314, 280.66 KB (287,392 bytes), 7/31/2009 1:12 AM)

Also note:

Bios update: 2008-08-04 , Version:5.27, 1.36MMCP61PM-HM Motherboard BIOS update resolves issue with systems with 4GB RAM not waking up from S3 mode and updates AGESA to version 2.08.15

 

[atomMan]

i'm not good enough to be looking through dumps, but i can tell you that, apparently, this is often a USB driver issue. been having the same problem myself where it would BSOD at some point after entering sleep state (while in sleep state). in device manager i disabled all power saving options for every USB device that has options, particularly the USB root hubs. then i disabled power saving options in my power profile: Control Panel > All Control Panel Items > Power Options > change plan settings > change advanced power settings

so far, so good

 

[Lemur]

... and like atomMan suggested ...

you can disable the power mgmt for your network adapter.

 

[tamimi]

Lemur and atomMan,

Thanks guys for the solutions.

I updated the network driver and changed the power saving options for both the network adapter and USB devices.

So far, so good.

I haven't updated the BIOS yet, though.

 

[pmuskoff]

I have the exact scenario - you can't update the BIOS because it requires Vista. The installer fails in Win7.