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Got a couple BSODs with the new Driver Verifier settings and had to use system restore to get through the whole boot process. Anyways, here are the new crash dumps: Whatever different settings you used this time seemed to work because it's now specifically blaming UXStyle.sys (which I find a...

Thanks usasma, I'll give Driver Verifier a shot again with those settings and get back to you with the crash dumps. Also, yes, I'm ready to try a fresh install of windows (via the Restore Factory Settings option in Acer Recovery Management). Regarding the NTI drivers, I found out that the cd...

My computer just gave me another BSOD, but this time the error code was CRITICAL_STRUCTURE_CORRUPTION instead of PAGE_FAULT_IN_NONPAGED_AREA. Unlike the PAGE_FAULT ones, this BSOD occured while the computer was already awake. I'm not sure if they're related, but if the crash logs would help...

Thanks for the reply. I ran Memtest 7 times without any errors. Here are the GMER results:

When I click "driver details" in the Properties section of the HD Webcam in Device Manager, it lists 3 drivers: ksthunk.sys, spuvcdriver1_x64.sys, and usbvideo.sys. Can I just disable the drivers from Device Manager or should I manually delete them (or just rename so that I can restore them...

I'll give those a try. By camera software, do you mean the camera driver in Device Manager?

After uninstalling the old version of ExpressCache (which took out the drivers), I still got a BSOD. I then went and installed the Windows 8.1 64-bit version from the Lenovo site, which gave me a few days without a BSOD, but then happened to get one today. It could be that the Lenovo version of...

I found ExpressCache in the Programs sections of the Control Panel. Should I try uninstalling it and then looking for a version compatible with Windows 8.1?

ExpressCache is used to help boot up the system with the SSD, so it'd make sense that it could be contributing to this on-wake BSOD. However, I'm a bit hesitant to fully delete the drivers, since they seem pretty important if they're used to help boot up the system (though I could be wrong). Is...

I tried uninstalling Norton earlier and that didn't fix it, so I went ahead and re-installed it. I also had the BSOD before I installed the UXStyle software (which was about a week ago), so that shouldn't be the problem either. Regarding Diskkeeper, I can't seem to find it in the Programs...

After installing the new wifi card and deleting those two drivers, the BSOD went away for a few hours but now is happening again. Here are the new crash logs: Should I try just re-installing Windows to get a fresh start?

I've uninstalled those NTI programs, so I'm not sure why the drivers are sticking around. I ordered a new Intel Centrino wifi card to replace my current Atheros one because I've been having a lot of wifi issues with my laptop as well, so I'll see if replacing that fixes the issue. Hopefully...

I ran Driver Verifier and got two BSODs, but I'm not sure if they are Verifier Enabled. Here are the dump files: Regarding the bluetooth drivers, both of the Microsoft Bluetooth Enumerator Drivers up up to date according to this: Microsoft Bluetooth Enumerator Drivers Download for Windows 7...

Neither Disk Check nor SFC found any errors. I'm using Norton 360. I tried removing it to see if that would fix the issue, but i kept getting the BSOD after removing it so I went ahead and re-installed it.

Turns out those first five red drivers (NTI through EgisTec) were part of some bloatware programs that I never bothered removing. I just uninstalled those programs, so those drivers shouldn't be an issue. The PdaNet USB Wireless Tether one was part of a 3rd party tethering software that I no...

Are the outdated drivers just the ones in red, or all of them in the list? Also, by updating the wifi, do you mean the network adapter?

Here you go. Thanks for the help--tell me if you need any other info/files for debugging.

Sorry for the late reply. I uninstalled Norton using the remove tool but I'm still experiencing the BSOD.

Thanks for the reply. I'm currently using Norton 360. Should I try disabling it to see if that does anything? I thought the issue was more related to outdated/missing drivers but I could be wrong.

Page Fault in Nonpaged Area BSOD on Wake Hi guys! I've recently started getting the same BSOD every time I wake my computer from sleep/hibernation (PAGE_FAULT_IN_NONPAGED_AREA). From the crash dump, it looks like it's caused by tcpip.sys and some driver issue, but I can't seem to pinpoint what...