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I tried renaming the driver again. When I rebooted, the internet actually worked and the driver was still unnamed, but I still got the BSOD. When I rebooted, the connection was once again limited. Once I renamed the driver back to a .sys file, the internet still didn't work, even after...

I rebooted after renaming the driver. The driver did not reappear but the network access, while connected, was limited and I could not access the internet. I renamed the driver back to the original to regain internet access.

I can't find anything named "ANOD Network Security Filter driver" or with a similar name in the list of Services.

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Okay, got the new adapter on the internet, but I'm still getting the BSOD. So what are my options? Try to find an adapter with different driver software (or is that not the problem)? Maybe I didn't uninstall the old adapter all the way and it's still messing with my internet somehow.

Okay so I got a new brand of USB adapter. When I plug in, Windows says its connected to the internet, but the internet still doesn't work (I can't load webpages, etc.). It seems that the driver software is the same for both adapters (Realtek/Mediatek), so I'm not sure if that's why it won't work.

I tried looking yesterday for a PCI card that was even compatible with Windows 8.1 and I couldn't find one. They're all PCIe, which I apparently have a slot for, but the video card that came with my computer covers it completely, so I've never seen it. I'll try a new USB wireless card. I was...

Do I definitely have those programs? I could only find Easy Tune on my system, and I've uninstalled it, but Easy Saver and HackShield I cannot find. I tried to get a PCIe card before, but I didn't realize there was only one slot left on my motherboard, and it was partially covered by my video...

My computer has never had a BSOD when the WiFi adapter was unplugged/uninstalled, but I have no way to connect to the internet without it. So I have no way to tell if the BSOD is directly related to my WiFi adapter specifically or my computer's connection to the internet itself.

Okay I deleted everything related to TRENDnet and I still have the problem. Would getting a different WiFi adapter help at all?

In regards to the services, none of Interactive Service Detection, TRENDnet_wireless, or TRENDnet_Wireless_WPS would Start when I hit Start (Interactive Service Detection gave me "Error 1: Incorrect Function", both TRENDnet services said "Some services stop automatically if they are not in use...

I started getting BSOD on October 28 and I've contacted Microsoft and my WiFi adapter's manufacturer to sort the problem out but it's not happening. I get the BSOD whenever using the internet heavily, such as watching a Youtube video, streaming on Spotify, or having too many windows/tabs open at...