Solved: random bsod help

nuddy · 08-17-2009

Hey everyone, I've recently been experiencing a number of bsod's today. Not to sure what could be causing them, thou I did change from using an oldish wireless card to a network cable. They happen randomly and doesn't seem to matter what I'm doing at the time. (e.g. playing a game, surfing web, office etc). The Bsod quickly pops up and computer restarts before I get a change to see it.

I'll attach the 4 dmps from today, any help would be much appreciated

Cheers,
Nuddy

driver_ian · 08-17-2009

Hello nuddy, and welcome to the forum.
Our resident BSOD expert will be here with you as soon as he can. Please be patient as he is very busy.

Thanks

madmonkey · 08-17-2009

Hi Nuddy, welcome to PCHF.

Your issues are definitely related to your Realtek network card.

In the unlikely event this may be a driver issue, you might want to download the latest network drivers from your manufacturers web site just to be sure.

I did also notice in each log there's an awful lot of data being transmitted from the PC. This might be a little worrying if the only thing you have running is Office. If you have no internet related software running in the background, it might be worth checking your PC for malware. Take a look at PCHF Prework on my signature. We'll get a member of security to check for any nasties.

Many network devices don't handle high volumes of network traffic. If this is the case, and/or you have ruled out all other possibilities, you'll need to replace the card itself.

EDIT: Marked as Answered.

08-17-2009	#2
driver_ian Moderator Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Plymouth.England Posts: 2,243 PC Experience: to learn a little, I messed up a lot	Re: random bsod help Hello nuddy, and welcome to the forum. Our resident BSOD expert will be here with you as soon as he can. Please be patient as he is very busy. Thanks __________________ There's teamwork in Moderation.......I will always do my best to help. Prework

08-17-2009	#3
madmonkey Site Manager Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: South Wales Posts: 9,988 PC Experience: ...	Re: random bsod help Hi Nuddy, welcome to PCHF. Your issues are definitely related to your Realtek network card. In the unlikely event this may be a driver issue, you might want to download the latest network drivers from your manufacturers web site just to be sure. I did also notice in each log there's an awful lot of data being transmitted from the PC. This might be a little worrying if the only thing you have running is Office. If you have no internet related software running in the background, it might be worth checking your PC for malware. Take a look at PCHF Prework on my signature. We'll get a member of security to check for any nasties. Many network devices don't handle high volumes of network traffic. If this is the case, and/or you have ruled out all other possibilities, you'll need to replace the card itself. EDIT: Marked as Answered. __________________ <br /> Last edited by madmonkey; 08-31-2009 at 11:13 PM.

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