Solved Blue screen error: DRIVER_IRQL_LESS_OR_ EQUAL

[shinigami8671]

And Yes Xfast LAN/ram etc all are disabled

 

[ShahJahan]

I too have a TP-LINK TF-3200 LAN Card and I too suffer from the same problem, only worse! My windows crashes far more often, almost once every hour, often more than once!

I'm using Windows 8 x64
CPU: AMD Phenom II X2 555BE unlocked to X4
Motherboard: AsRock M3A785GXH/128M
Graphics Card: ASUS 1GB 256-bit Radeon HD 6850 DirectCU
RAM: 2x2GB Kingston HyperX 1600 DDR3 9-9-9-24 1.65V
Hard Drive: 500GB Seagate Barracuda 7200.12 ST3500418AS SATAII
Optical Drive: 24X Sony DVD RW DRU-870S
Monitor: 22" FullHD 1920x1080 Samsung 2233SW WideScreen LCD
SMPS Power: 500W

Can someone kindly help? I have exactly the same problem as that of OP. Can't install the Windows 7 drivers as it says it is missing a hash value or is corrupted and is unsigned. The ßeta Windows 8 x64 driver crash often.

I did a clean Win8 x64 install, installed the driver from the .exe (same problem)
Clean install again, installed it from device manager > install driver (still, the same problem)

It is frustrating to crash once every hour and I fear that it might even harm my hardware?

 

[shinigami8671]

I too have a TP-LINK TF-3200 LAN Card and I too suffer from the same problem, only worse! My windows crashes far more often, almost once every hour, often more than once!

I'm using Windows 8 x64
CPU: AMD Phenom II X2 555BE unlocked to X4
Motherboard: AsRock M3A785GXH/128M
Graphics Card: ASUS 1GB 256-bit Radeon HD 6850 DirectCU
RAM: 2x2GB Kingston HyperX 1600 DDR3 9-9-9-24 1.65V
Hard Drive: 500GB Seagate Barracuda 7200.12 ST3500418AS SATAII
Optical Drive: 24X Sony DVD RW DRU-870S
Monitor: 22" FullHD 1920x1080 Samsung 2233SW WideScreen LCD
SMPS Power: 500W

Can someone kindly help? I have exactly the same problem as that of OP. Can't install the Windows 7 drivers as it says it is missing a hash value or is corrupted and is unsigned. The ßeta Windows 8 x64 driver crash often.

I did a clean Win8 x64 install, installed the driver from the .exe (same problem)
Clean install again, installed it from device manager > install driver (still, the same problem)

It is frustrating to crash once every hour and I fear that it might even harm my hardware?

Ok problem solved.
I noticed that even though the card is from TP link company,the drivers are from IC something company. So i looked around and found this: Drivers Informer: IC Plus IP100A 10/100 Fast Ethernet Adapter overview
All you have to do is download the drivers for WIN7 64 bit,uninstall the current drivers,restart,update drivers from Device Manager,go to the directory where you extracted the files (the X64 folder will be the objective here) and WALAA! You are done. I was also getting that error every 5-6mins before,now its been 40mins and counting Hope this helps others as well.

 

[JustATest]

The end...

 

[ShahJahan]

Ok problem solved.
I noticed that even though the card is from TP link company,the drivers are from IC something company. So i looked around and found this: Drivers Informer: IC Plus IP100A 10/100 Fast Ethernet Adapter overview
All you have to do is download the drivers for WIN7 64 bit,uninstall the current drivers,restart,update drivers from Device Manager,go to the directory where you extracted the files (the X64 folder will be the objective here) and WALAA! You are done. I was also getting that error every 5-6mins before,now its been 40mins and counting Hope this helps others as well.

Thank you very VERY V-E-R-Y much! It did solve my problem. I have tested this driver for quite a considerable amount of time (half a day) and it never crashed once!

Thanks for your help. I have added to your reputation as my gratitude to you

BTW, I had also emailed TP about it and this is the reply they sent me,

Yes, we did received many similar cases, we are looking into this issue, if any update, I will let you know asap. Sorry for any inconvenience caused.

Apparently they are aware of the problem and are working towards it. Perhaps it will be fixed soon and we'd have a proper Win8 driver for it.

Anyways, this one works just as good, all thanks to you.

Kind Regards,
Shah Jahan.

 

[ShahJahan]

I'm still waiting for a proper Windows 8 x64 driver for TF-3200 PCI LAN Card. The solution does bring a TEMPORARY relief, but is NOT entirely working! At extremely high speeds, when I'm downloading several MBs in a second, I still get a Blue Screen Crash (BSOD). However, if I'm downloading slower than MB in a second, then it seems to be working.

My guess is that the driver seems to work in the 10mbps mode (where I download in less than a megabyte a second) BUT crashed under higher modes of 100mbps. I tried full and half duplex, but that didn't help. 100mbps MODE works, BUT when speeds excesses then it crashes.

I emailed them again, but they are NOT responding. I regret buying from TP >:-[

 

[ShahJahan]

It is so disappointing that months later they still haven't released a working driver. I still have crashes almost twice a day. It is still far better than once every 3-4 minutes, but obviously quite far from perfect.

 

[shinigami8671]

It is so disappointing that months later they still haven't released a working driver. I still have crashes almost twice a day. It is still far better than once every 3-4 minutes, but obviously quite far from perfect.

Really? Im also still using these same IC plus drivers and havent had a single problem since.

 

[ShahJahan]

It is so disappointing that months later they still haven't released a working driver. I still have crashes almost twice a day. It is still far better than once every 3-4 minutes, but obviously quite far from perfect.

Really? Im also still using these same IC plus drivers and havent had a single problem since.

The problem doesn't occur when I'm on slower speed of 10mbps, but when I go beyond that at around 50mbps or more, it starts crashing.

 

[shinigami8671]

It is so disappointing that months later they still haven't released a working driver. I still have crashes almost twice a day. It is still far better than once every 3-4 minutes, but obviously quite far from perfect.

Really? Im also still using these same IC plus drivers and havent had a single problem since.

The problem doesn't occur when I'm on slower speed of 10mbps, but when I go beyond that at around 50mbps or more, it starts crashing.

Lolo,no wonder. I only have a 2MB connection. Well Better buy another ethernet card in that case.