BSOD Problem

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crop_circlemaker said:
think I might have found the solution to it, I was doing a search for something and I noticed a rogue Norton 360 file, have used the Norton removal tool and it all seems to be ok for the time being. I suspect it was a clash between Bitdefender and 360? Would this sound about right why it was bluescreening all the time?
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I have Bitdefender and I think I had norton 360 on here...

Attached is my MiniDump file... hopefully someone can help me out here... I was unable to install the latest driver:

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Minidump file: Free File Hosting Made Simple - MediaFire

Link to driver: Intel® PRO/100 VE Desktop Adapter Network Adapter Driver for Windows Vista* and Windows Server 2008* I was told to download this but it didnt work :( please help!

Thanks.
 

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Both BSOD's are STOP 0xD1 in your networking drivers.
Considering the presence of malware, I'd suggest posting over in the security forums to get a clean bill of health: System Security - Vista Forums

Once that's done, I'd then suggest updating your networking drivers

If you're still having problems after that, then I'd suggest:
1 - downloading a free antivirus application (I like Avira Free for 32 bit systems).
2 - uninstalling the Bit Defender Internet Security
3 - IMMEDIATELY installing the free antivirus and IMMEDIATELY updating it.
4 - testing to see if that fixes the issues.

Should you decide to reinstall the Bit Defender, be sure to download the latest version from their website - and then be sure to remove the free antivirus before installing Bit Defender.
2 - uninstalling Bit Defender Internet Security
 

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usasma said:
Both BSOD's are STOP 0xD1 in your networking drivers.
Considering the presence of malware, I'd suggest posting over in the security forums to get a clean bill of health: System Security - Vista Forums

Once that's done, I'd then suggest updating your networking drivers

If you're still having problems after that, then I'd suggest:
1 - downloading a free antivirus application (I like Avira Free for 32 bit systems).
2 - uninstalling the Bit Defender Internet Security
3 - IMMEDIATELY installing the free antivirus and IMMEDIATELY updating it.
4 - testing to see if that fixes the issues.

Should you decide to reinstall the Bit Defender, be sure to download the latest version from their website - and then be sure to remove the free antivirus before installing Bit Defender.
2 - uninstalling Bit Defender Internet Security
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Hey Mate,

Is that information for me or for the gentlemen in the above who's having the same issue? Or, if we're both having the same issue, I guess it applies to both of us?
 

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