BSOD on Boot Windows 7 ultimate 64bit

[multiweb]

Good day, this morning I had a BSOD on my PC while booting. I have attached a snapshot of the event viewer with the line I believe caused the issue and a xml dump of that entry. I'm not sure what I can provide exactly. The memory dump file is short of 1GB in size so not practical to upload. I've just run sfc /SCANNOW and it returned no error. After the BSOD the machine rebooted in normal mode with no issues whatsoever. The three drives are fine and SMART shows no errors. Let me know if you need anything else from me to help figure out what happened. Usually a BSOD is a hardware fault but I'd like to pin in down to CPU or RAM or other just to be sure if possible. Thank you very much.

PS: should have read the notice. Here's the file requested.

 

[wither 2]

Honestly, if the data provided is accurate, you've been getting this very infrequently and I wouldn't worry about it. Seems to be a simple hiccup. The problem is with windrv6.sys and it would be difficult to track down what driver is based on it. I'm guessing you don't see any problems in Device Manager.

 

[multiweb]

Thanks for the confirmation. It hasn't happened since. You're right I have no issues in device manager. I'll look into windrv6.sys

 

[wither 2]

Out of curiosity, do you see anything like Jungo Connectivity anywhere in Device Manager?

 

[multiweb]

Yes there is. Which corresponds to the WinDriver6 in services but with an unknown location. (see attached)

 

[wither 2]

Well, it says it's working and, since the BSODs are very sporadic, I guess that's to be expected.
I would be totally out to lunch trying to chase that one.