Bsod seemly randomly, ndis.sys

has happened multiple times since i run windows update a couple weeks ago, assuming a driver update is the cause.

diag logs attached

seems the same as http://www.eightforums.com/bsod-cra...times-driver-irql-not-equal-less-ndis-sy.html

Hi

When the crashes happened, it seems that litecoin-qt.exe was the running process all the time. From my understanding, this process is related to a beta software named Litecoin which is using for Bitcoin mining. Please uninstall this software as a test and report whether the BSOD stops. If the issue continues, upload the latest crash dumps with next reply.

Latest is a 0x3b access violation stop.

Unrelated, but should update PowerIso:
PowerISO - Create, Burn, Mount, Edit, Compress, Encrypt, Split, Extract ISO file, ISO/BIN converter, Virtual Drive

You'll very probably find that ESET is responsible. I'd be inclined to completely remove that (do not just disable), to test. Replace with MSE while testing or permanently.

Your Logitech drivers are asking you for an update from their website, heh.

windows error

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why this error occurred on computer that's running windows 8.1?

Farzan, please refrain from hijacking other members' threads and please create your own when looking for help. It is so much better for the people that do help, as well as the members actually looking for help.

That being said, you are getting that error because you installed something that hooks into explorer.exe and it is not working well. There are literally thousands of things like this, so no way I can tell you just by a guess.

Why don't you look into the Event Viewer system logs to see what it might be and uninstall it?

Eventvwr.msc

Double click Windows Logs on the left, then look in Application and System folders for the cause.


As for the second screenshot, please see Brink's thread here on how to help us help you:

http://www.eightforums.com/bsod-cra...e-screen-death-bsod-posting-instructions.html