Random BSOD at night, error 0x0000001e, Updates possibly installing.

[The Tehkwhiz]

I'm still using that USB WiFi card, and I haven't had a BSOD for days. That's strange. Is it normal for a device that is causing multiple BSOD's to just, well, stop giving BSOD's?

 

[usasma]

I had the 2005 version of the ASACPI.sys driver on my system since it was first installed years ago.
Others have had many, many problems with this driver - yet I had none.

My suspicion here is that there's a flaw in the driver, but it takes several different programs to "trip" it - or that there's only certain programs that "trip" the flaw. Since it affects several different wireless USB devices, I'd suspect that it was in a critical part of the driver that most developers don't see/understand.

This is likely to be the case with your wireless USB device. All of the other things that you've done may have eliminated the program/thing that "trips" the flaw in the wireless USB driver.

But, we can't argue with success. As long as it's working OK - leave it be and hope that it doesn't return!

Good luck!