BSOD error 0x000000d1

[HellOnWheels357]

Hi 7f, this is about my 5th BSOD in the span of a month. Every time it has happened bluescreenview was saying it was my Qualcomm bandwidth driver. I reinstalled the driver which I thought had fixed it, until it happened again two nights ago, and tonight. Bluescreenview is saying tonight's crash was due to NT kernal. Every time it has crashed, it has been around this time of night (10pm-1am) when I was watching a movie or show on VLC player, and I believe it happened once while watching YouTube. I'm uploading my dmp file, please let me know if you require anything else.

Thank you.

 

[SGT Oddball]

Probably caused by : bflwfx64.sys ( bflwfx64+49ce )

Followup: MachineOwner

The dump is blaming Bigfoot Networks Bandwidth Control Wireless NDIS Light Weight Filter driver - Driver Reference Table - bflwfx64.sys

 

[HellOnWheels357]

Thank you for the quick response. So it sounds like the bandwidth driver is still the issue. I removed and reinstalled it once already, not sure what else could be done. Any ideas? I could always try it again i suppose.

 

[HellOnWheels357]

Actually there is another option. On the Dell driver page I can chose between Qualcomm and Intel for my wireless driver. I'll go with this Intel this time and see how that does.

 

[HellOnWheels357]

Just a little update, I tried to install the Intel wireless driver, but it said my platform was not compatible. I had to reinstall the Qualcomm driver. I was looking into it last night, some others on MSI laptops are having this problem as well. They were saying it has to do with the Killer Suite that is installed with the wireless driver. It was suggested to go to Killer Networking - Driver Downloads and download the drivers without the suite. I downloaded the .rar with the drivers, but there is six different folders with names like bwce24w7, and inside each folder is a .inf, .cat, and .sys file. I'm decent with computers, but this is over my head. Do I just drag and drop these with the rest of my drivers?