Hi all - so I seem to be getting the BSOD whenever I put a certain amount of strain on my network connection. For example, I just got done with a 4 hour Witcher 3 session and had no issues. However afterwards, I opened Microsoft Outlook, as well as a youtube video and a twitch stream. I then got the BSOD as soon as I opened the Twitch stream up. The error seems to be different every time. A couple of the blue screen errors had the stop code "KMODE EXCEPTION NOT HANDLED" while listing Ndu.sys as what failed. Another pointed to netio.sys as having failed. I've read that these drivers are both related to the network.
I believe my drivers are up to date. I downloaded the DriverFix software and ran a scan. The software indicates that there are no issues with my drivers.
I was having this same issue a few months back and somehow it seemed to just stop occurring by itself. However, I just did a Windows reset a couple of days ago and the issue has now popped up again. Anyone have any advice on how I can fix this issue?
Thanks in advance!
EDIT: My specs are as follows:
Motherboard: ASROCK X99 Extreme4
Processor: i7-5820K
Graphics Card: GTX 1080Ti
Memory: 32 GB (4 x 8) 2400Mhz (I believe it's GSkill but not 100% sure)
Storage 1: Samsung 250 GB SSD
Storage 2: Toshiba PH3200U 2 TB Hard Drive
Power supply: Corsair RM1000 Watt (I believe it's in OK condition, I bought it new around 03/2016)
I believe my drivers are up to date. I downloaded the DriverFix software and ran a scan. The software indicates that there are no issues with my drivers.
I was having this same issue a few months back and somehow it seemed to just stop occurring by itself. However, I just did a Windows reset a couple of days ago and the issue has now popped up again. Anyone have any advice on how I can fix this issue?
Thanks in advance!
EDIT: My specs are as follows:
Motherboard: ASROCK X99 Extreme4
Processor: i7-5820K
Graphics Card: GTX 1080Ti
Memory: 32 GB (4 x 8) 2400Mhz (I believe it's GSkill but not 100% sure)
Storage 1: Samsung 250 GB SSD
Storage 2: Toshiba PH3200U 2 TB Hard Drive
Power supply: Corsair RM1000 Watt (I believe it's in OK condition, I bought it new around 03/2016)
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