BSOD when connecting to wireless[0x00000000C0000005]

[Barry Rice]

Hello,

i have recently upgraded my broadband to 60 mb with virgin media and since i have connected i have been getting several bsod's, so i thought it may be windows so i installed a 32 bit version of vista and everything was apart from only being able to use 3gb of ram and it would not recognise my graphics card, so i upgraded to 64 bit windows 7 ultimate and i have been getting constant bsod's some are different, Attempting to hook up to my superhub with an ethernet cable is out of the picture as since im a few rooms away and my pc wasn't like this before virgin media, the bsod has been saying to disable bios memory options such as cache and shadowing, i have not disabled these because on my old pc i had a bios problems and i wasnt able to start my pc and dont want it to happen again, i can run in safe mode but if i start normally i can only run for minutes at a time, i will post a zip with performance reports and dumps, help would be greatly appreciated and if you need any additional information just ask.

spec

Asus motherboard
8gb ram
nvidia 512mb 8600
2.4 quad core
fan cooled
belkin wireless g dongle
500gb hard drive
1tb external hard drive
Vga to tv

 

[James7679]

Hello Barry Rice. Welcome to Seven Forums. Thank you for the information. If you would, there is one more piece of information I need from you. Please observe the following;

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Thank you,

James