Solved BSOD error 0x000000e1

[Torbax]

Hi!,
So I've been having ALLOT of Bsod lately and they are getting more frequent.
I've already fixed one of them via this forum and that seems to be working fine.
Now I would really appreciate it if I could get help with this one to

Every time I watch online video's (Doesn't matter which site) I tend to get a Bsod after 5/10 minutes.
I will attach the minidump files but there could also be some that say something about an athrxusb... don't pay attention to those because that problem has already been fixed.. (partly)

So just to bring it all together in one sentence ->
Would like to get help on a Bsod with the error code 0x000000e1

 

[JMH]

Torbax,

Your crashes were related to athrxusb.sys Extensible Wireless LAN device driver from Atheros Communications, Inc. dated 8/17/2007.
Please update to the lastest one available.

 

[Torbax]

Torbax,

Your crashes were related to athrxusb.sys Extensible Wireless LAN device driver from Atheros Communications, Inc. dated 8/17/2007.
Please update to the lastest one available.

Hi, yea I know that... but I wasn't talking about that one I was talking about the other one's ... I get 2 bsod types... one error 0x00000e1 and one that gives me the driver_is_not_less_or_equal thing... and the last one is from the athrxusb.sys? right.. but the error has nothing to do with that....I think?

Lol please correct me if I'm wrong but they are 2 different problems right?

 

[JMH]

Your words in Post 1

I will attach the minidump files but there could also be some that say something about an athrxusb... don't pay attention to those because that problem has already been fixed.. (partly)

That is akin to saying > " She is already pregnant...{partly}" :huh:

 

[Torbax]

Your words in Post 1

I will attach the minidump files but there could also be some that say something about an athrxusb... don't pay attention to those because that problem has already been fixed.. (partly)

That is akin to saying > " She is already pregnant...{partly}" :huh:

Haha, yea I said partly because I already updated the driver... but since it's 3 year old material it's not the best of things... I still get the BSOD but only when I play Skyrim and have the Internet ''on" so when I play I just disconnect, not much of a problem...

The problem is that when I go and watch online video's (Such as Youtube or Tv-links) after 5 minutes I get a freaking blue screen and its annoying -.- so I think I just need to get a new wireless receiver and then see if that changes anything

 

[JMH]

*Troubleshooting for all of us is the " name of the game."
{Currently working on one "stubborn" Laptop here...}

* Submit any NEW DMP files you get for analysis.

 

[Torbax]

Ok, so here are the latest MiniDump files.... I keep getting the crashes and URGGH!!! I already updated everything .. I have no idea what's wrong! and yes I tried to deinstall and reinstall but that didn't work either lol

 

[JMH]

The newest crash was partially corrupted so useless.
athrxusb.sys is still the cause and is dated 2007.

 

[Torbax]

Ok... well this doesn't solve any of my problems does it?? I still get the bsod so what would you have me do??
I already updated and as far as I know I did that correctly :s so that doesn't work
I have a nForce networking controller thingy, could that be a problem if not updated? I already tried to find out the driver on Nvidea but then I first need to know what version my nForce thing is, and I have no idea how to find that out.
I have PC wizard but that doesn't tell me anything I didn't ...

I really hate having to restart my pc every 20-30 minutes especially when I'm in the middle of something

 

[zigzag3143]

We all are volunteers here. We do this to help people like yourself but in the final analysis we arent sitting in front of the machine.

JMH is correct in her analysis (of course). There are somethings you can do to help us help you.

Have you tried the wifi device on another computer?

Have you tried another method of connecting (like another wifi, or by cable)?

Finally have you tried re-installing the driver in compatibility mode?

 

[Torbax]

We all are volunteers here. We do this to help people like yourself but in the final analysis we arent sitting in front of the machine.

JMH is correct in her analysis (of course). There are somethings you can do to help us help you.

Have you tried the wifi device on another computer?

Have you tried another method of connecting (like another wifi, or by cable)?

Finally have you tried re-installing the driver in compatibility mode?

Yes, I've tried the wifi device on another computer and a laptop and on those it just works fine.
I can't try another method of connecting since I have 3 wireless devices which all give the same error and cable isn't a solution because it would be a huuuugge pain in the ass to just get the cable up to my room which is on the other side of the house where the router is

I have tried installing the driver, but I am not sure if I did this correctly, and I have no idea how to turn it on into compatibility mode...

What I did was I went to the SMC site (Its the brand of my Wifi Device) and got the latest updated driver there, then I went to device management and just selected my 'wifi device' and de-installed it. Then I re-installed it with the new driver. Stil gives the same Bsod.

I'm hoping that Santa will be nice enough to give me a new "Modern" wireless device(If you know what I mean) so I don't have to take struggle with all this bullshit.... and just install the new wifi

And I just need to say that I really appreciate what you guys are doing helping with things and all and I know you get allot of frustrated people on this forum Been there seen that lol so just a big thanks even if the problem isn't solved/solvable haha

 

[JMH]

Torbax.
Your tales of woe almost brought a tear to my eye...
I hope your Santa is considerate enough to provide you what your perceive will solve your "problem."

Re Compatibility mode.
Please refer to the Tutorial below.
Good luck!

http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/316-compatibility-mode.html

 

[Torbax]

Torbax.
Your tales of woe almost brought a tear to my eye...
I hope your Santa is considerate enough to provide you what your perceive will solve your "problem."

Re Compatibility mode.
Please refer to the Tutorial below.
Good luck!

http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/316-compatibility-mode.html

Haha hey thanks for the tutorial but
"DERP" I know how to run programms in compatible mode, but a driver isn't going to work that way, I can't figure out a way to let my driver be run on a compatible mode..
I could INSTALL the driver that way but the driver itself will still run on Windows 7 (x64) ... I am not in contact with Nvidea to see if maybe my nForge networking card might be the problem so I'm trying to install updates for this as wel...
Anyway I will keep trying new things and will just screw around with a few settings to see how things workout lol... I actually had a BSOD while typing this message x'D Again the 00e1 error but that god Chrome saves all windows that were open including messages

But to get to the point again -> Going to try more and new shit and see if this time the problem will be solved ... I'm going to scream in a pillow now if you dont mind

 

[Torbax]

We all are volunteers here. We do this to help people like yourself but in the final analysis we arent sitting in front of the machine.

JMH is correct in her analysis (of course). There are somethings you can do to help us help you.

Have you tried the wifi device on another computer?

Have you tried another method of connecting (like another wifi, or by cable)?

Finally have you tried re-installing the driver in compatibility mode?

Well I just got word that I'm going to get a new wireless device from Santa (If ya still know what I mean xD) so thanks allot for at least trying anyway but I think I will just delete all the drivers of my old device and start with a fresh new driver setup

 

[zigzag3143]

We all are volunteers here. We do this to help people like yourself but in the final analysis we arent sitting in front of the machine.

JMH is correct in her analysis (of course). There are somethings you can do to help us help you.

Have you tried the wifi device on another computer?

Have you tried another method of connecting (like another wifi, or by cable)?

Finally have you tried re-installing the driver in compatibility mode?

Well I just got word that I'm going to get a new wireless device from Santa (If ya know what I mean) so thanks allot for at least trying anyway but I think I will just delete all the drivers of my old device and start with a fresh new driver setup

Good luck and let us know if you need help

 

[JMH]

Will look forward to your report post Santa...

 

[Torbax]

Hi again
So I kinda found out what the problem was it appears that when I shut down programs like Bittorent and Deamon tools the BSOD doesn't come back. I can have my pc on for as long as I want without a bsod... but as soon as I start Bittorent after 10 minutes it goes to blue again.

I've found some related posts on the forums here (LINK) but the solution given, might not work for me.
I see you've had you're share in experience with this problem so I'm sure with your help the problem will be fixed soon

 

[Torbax]

Hey Again!
All problems are solved!!! I don't have a wireless device anymore.
Instead I am receiving Internet via the power outlet
So yea... pretty nifty/expensive lol!

But anyways thanks for helping and good luck with helping other people

Greetz,
Torbax

 

[JMH]

Great pre Christmas news for you.
Thanks for reporting back too.
Safe surfing.
Jan & Ken.