BSOD when downloading with bitTorrent

Hi and already thank you for looking into my post.

Like the title says, im getting BSOD when using BitTorrent.
Its not always, its hard to find a constant when its crashing...

I have attached the zip file and hope you guys know what to look for in it.

I have:
Windows 7 ultimate
Intel Core i7 2600
16gb Ram
Geforce GTX 970

If you are in need of more information, please do ask.


Thanks in advance,
zickzycos

Thanks.

Please check if there are any updates available for your network card. Do you have a software called Networkx installed? If, so, please remove it.

softwaremaniac said:

Please check if there are any updates available for your network card. Do you have a software called Networkx installed? If, so, please remove it.

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Hi, thanks for the reply, i done the update both of them (pci wifi adapter and Lan adapter)...and i did some experiment to check the real problem...after update my network card there is no BSOD happen if my BitTorrent is not running...i left my pc open 1 day (without bittorrent running) but nothing happen...after two days experiment and no BSOD today when i try to download using Bittorrent, within 10min BSOD happen again...n i have check all programs i dont have any software Networkx installed in my pc...please help! thanks in advance

Please follow these instructions and report back with the results: SFC /SCANNOW Command - System File Checker - Windows 7 Help Forums
If you have Norton AV installed or McAfee AV please remove it using this tool while we are doing the diagnostics.
ftp://ftp.symantec.com/public/english_us_canada/removal_tools/Norton_Removal_Tool.exe
http://download.mcafee.com/products/licensed/cust_support_patches/MCPR.exe
Check your BitTorrent options and set it like this:
1. open Options-Prefrences-Bandwidth
2. set the numbers in Number of connections as minimum as you like
2 a) Global maximum number of connection 15
2 b) Maximum number of connected peers per torrent 12
2 c) Number of upload slots per torrent 1
Apply, OK and try.