BSOD problem with usb-wifi-adapter, error 0x000000c2

[dimdtps]

Hello Everyone.

I had installed an USB external WiFi adapter on my laptop and i think it's causes me BSOD problem.
I run BlueScreenView.exe and it shows me that files ndis.sys and nstoskrnl.exe are the problem.
I also had Eset-Smart Security but never had problem with that. BSOD started after installing the wifi adapter (TP-LINK driver TL-WN8200ND_V1).
I completely uninstalled the eset smart security and wifi driver with IObitUninstallerPortable (in safe mode) but still got BSOD when i try to start windows normally.
At Sytem Information (Components > Adapter) i still can see TP-Link as adapter and i believe that's is the problem.
Does anybody know hot to fix problem and erase this entry because i have lost my mind at last days.

Also here is the dump files that i made with SF_Diagnostic_Tool.exe

 

[dimdtps]

Has anybody any idea what to do with this BSOD error?

Here is a new zip file with Logs made with DM_Log_Collector.exe

 

[Thedoctor44]

Can you please not add more replies as it looks like somebody is already helping you.
Right, it is definitely network related. More information would be useful which is why Driver Verifier is very useful.
Please follow these instructions on how to enable it.

http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/101379-driver-verifier-enable-disable.html

Can you enable all drivers except for Microsoft Cooperation, Unknown and Macrovision.

 

[dimdtps]

OK man,thanks a lot. I will wait for your opinion or solution.

 

[Thedoctor44]

Well, Driver Verifier will cause a BSOD if a driver is causing problems. Just upload the dump files when it crashes.

 

[dimdtps]

@Thedoctor44. I did a downgrade on my built in wireless card with an old driver and after that i made a new update for the driver and after a restart all works fine. No more BSOD at startup. I don't know if i fix the problem causing it but until now it's going well.
I will see the next days how my computer works and i'll check the thread as solved if everything works fine.

 

[Thedoctor44]

Ok, that's good news.
Keep us posted.

 

[dimdtps]

Hello everyone,
As i had open this post a long time ago and the problem exists (unfortunately, still getting BSODs) i didn't open a new case in order to avoid same threads.
Α briefly description of what i'm facing. I have a Toshiba Laptop with Windows 7 x64 and 8GB DDR3 memory. I have installed 2 external usb wifi cards, except the built in one. The one card has installed driver Realtek 8723AU (chipset RTL8188RU), the other one has Realtek 8192cu and the laptop's built in card has also Realtek 8191SE driver. I mention the drivers In case there is a driver conflict between the drivers,i don't know. Now,i get the same BSOD's at random time periods is the truth but usually when the same processes. When i put the computer to sleep mode (with open programs and tabs on my browsers) , when i make a shut down or when i unplug the network card (without safely remove it first it's the truth). As you can see in the attached files, bsod happens due to ntoskrnl.exe ,ndis.sys and NETIO.SYS. I have tried many things like disabling the drivers and services from startup, memory testing but nothing. The drivers are compatible with windows 7 of course and updated to the last version. I don't want to uninstall the drivers because i use the WiFi cards. The thing that i don't get is the reason of why happens these BSOD once the drivers are compatible by Realtek.
It would be grate if someone can deal with the problem that i'm facing.

Thanks in advance

 

[dimdtps]

Any suggestion on this? How can i fix it?