Thread: Enabling network connection leads to bluescreen
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Old 02-04-2009, 09:57   #6
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Re: Enabling network connection leads to bluescreen
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Originally Posted by wuntzt View Post
Thanks, guys, for your advises!

After unsuccesfully trying to find solutions for the problem indicated in my BSOD, I reinstalled my network driver and stuff worked out just fine.

Have a good day,

wuntzt
Aye you've got it there... when it comes to problems after installing new applications or drivers, the best thing to do is revert back to your previous state. So uninstall the application you just did install or more significantly rollback drivers say for your network card in the Device Manager, in Admin tools -> computer management.

Driver 'Rollback' only keeps the 1 version ago drivers, so don't get excited and install lots of different drivers trying to fix problems like this. if you install new drivers and they fail, rollback and install another set - don't install stragiht away.

Anyway, you've found your solution
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