Solved BSOD Windows 8.1 Kernel Security Check Failure on Windows?

[DeskTopGeek]

Also MasterChief that file is for North America im based in the UK ?

 

[MasterChief]

It probably doesn't make a difference, but maybe you would only be able to access 1-11 channels with the North American driver .inf configuration. Europe has more channels, I believe.

So go here: Global Download Center

Adapters | Wireless Adapters | WN111v2

Get version 3.1.

If the link asks to enter a product instead, put: WN111v2

 

[DeskTopGeek]

It probably doesn't make a difference, but maybe you would only be able to access 1-11 channels with the North American driver .inf configuration. Europe has more channels, I believe.

So go here: Global Download Center

Adapters | Wireless Adapters | WN111v2

Get version 3.1.

am on it like a car bonnet

 

[DeskTopGeek]

It probably doesn't make a difference, but maybe you would only be able to access 1-11 channels with the North American driver .inf configuration. Europe has more channels, I believe.

So go here: Global Download Center

Adapters | Wireless Adapters | WN111v2

Get version 3.1.

If the link asks to enter a product instead, put: WN111v2

Ok i tried to install that but its showing as not V2 usb adapter installed as im sure mine is v1 which is the software i downloaded and installed the other day ?

 

[MasterChief]

Well, then three choices. The first is to get a new adapter that will have new drivers.

The second is to install v2 and see if it updates the driver.

The third is to try to install the latest driver for it from these companies/adapters:

"MRVL8360USB.DeviceDesc = "Marvell TOPDOG 802.11n WLAN Client Adaptors - USB"
BelkinN1USB.DeviceDesc = "N1 Wireless USB Network Adapter"
LinksysNUSB.DeviceDesc = "Wireless-N USB Network Adapter"
WN121TUSB.DeviceDesc = "NETGEAR WN121T Wireless USB 2.0 Adapter"
WN111USB.DeviceDesc = "RangeMax NEXT Wireless-N USB Adapter WN111"
N650USB.DeviceDesc = "D-Link RangeBooster N USB Adapter"
AsusUSB1.DeviceDesc = "ASUS 802.11n Network Adapter"
AsusUSB2.DeviceDesc = "802.11n Network Adapter"
BuffaloUSB1.DeviceDesc = "BUFFALO WLI-U2-G144N Wireless LAN Adapter"
BuffaloUSB2.DeviceDesc = "BUFFALO WLI-U2-G300N Wireless LAN Adapter"
DLinkUSB.DeviceDesc = "D-Link Wireless N USB Adapter DWA-130"

 

[DeskTopGeek]

arh ok i regonise the marvel one as that was being used initially before i used the netgear own ones ill revert to that and see how it goes

 

[MasterChief]

What does Device Manager say the date is on that (after you change back)?

I can give you a good idea if it will work or not well with that info.

 

[DeskTopGeek]

What does Device Manager say the date is on that (after you change back)?

I can give you a good idea if it will work or not well with that info.

not showing an option to roll back lol

 

[MasterChief]

Ya, I checked about 4 or 5 downloads from various manufacturers and they all have 2007 as the latest driver, and that's no good.

Like I said though, you can try to install the v2 to see if it updates it. If not, you're probably best off getting a new adapter in the store because those will have 2013/2014 drivers available and will not crash.

Something like this even clearly states that it is good for 8:

Amazon.com: Bolse® 300Mbps Wifi Wireless-N USB Micro Mini Adapter - Windows XP, Vista, 7, 8; Mac OS X 10.4 Greater; 2.4G 802.11ngb 32-Bit and 64-Bit Compatible: Computers & Accessories

 

[DeskTopGeek]

Ya, I checked about 4 or 5 downloads from various manufacturers and they all have 2007 as the latest driver, and that's no good.

Like I said though, you can try to install the v2 to see if it updates it. If not, you're probably best off getting a new adapter in the store because those will have 2013/2014 drivers available and will not crash.

Something like this even clearly states that it is good for 8:

Amazon.com: Bolse® 300Mbps Wifi Wireless-N USB Micro Mini Adapter - Windows XP, Vista, 7, 8; Mac OS X 10.4 Greater; 2.4G 802.11ngb 32-Bit and 64-Bit Compatible: Computers & Accessories

removed the culprit and using LAN for now again many thanks

 

[DeskTopGeek]

no BSOD since remove the netgear wireless adpater

 

[MasterChief]

no BSOD since remove the netgear wireless adpater

Yes, I know.

Thanks for the update.

 

[bradrobot]

BSOD Kernel_Security_Check_Failure

Hi Guys,

Having the same BSOD Kernel_Security_Check_Failure, as user @DeskTopGeek.

Please help.

Logs attached...

View attachment 55303

 

[usasma]

bradrobot Please start your own topic and include the logs there.

 

[LucasAlex]

sorry ^^

 

[usasma]

LucasAlex - this topic is over a year old and you likely won't get many replies here.
I'd strongly suggest that you start your own topic so that your issues can get the individual attention that they deserve.