Recent content by Jordakn

I've also been having this problem for ages, and can't figure out a fix. Far as I can tell, the problem lies with Nvidia's drivers for the 3000/4000 series cards, and how they interact with the Windows kernel. No "fixes" work because, unless you don't mind not using your monitor, there is...

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Looks like the BSOD stopping was a fluke. I've had some over the last few days, even after updating BIOS. I double checked, and my LAN drivers are current with what is up on their site (what Colif linked): v10.46.1231.2020. I just uninstalled and reinstalled them, but these BSOD were happening...

I took out the wifi card, and soon after had a BSOD. I uninstalled athw10x.sys and the BSODs haven't happened in nearly a week. The only issue now is that I still get the occasional half-second freeze, but at least it doesn't seem to crash my system anymore. I'll update BIOS when these rolling...

Apologies for presuming I had the latest BIOS version!! I hate to look like an ass, haha. I'm so used to running older hardware. I had no idea there's been another 6 updates in 6 months! I believe I have the TP-Link TL-WDN4800 N900! I've had the card for around 2-3 years without issue, so it...

Yo, I routinely get anywhere from 1~3 BSOD per day, starting when I built this rig nearing half a year ago. I've tried all I can think of to troubleshoot the problem, but I cannot for the life of me get Visual Studio to open dump files, or WinDBG to handle symbols correctly. My hope is...

I just built my new PC. Installed a fresh copy of Windows 8.1, got a lot of my normal programs installed and everything was fine, but I noticed the system was hanging quite a bit while doing just about anything. Even things like opening .rar files took ages, and the boot time was not impressive...