Recent content by IanBadeer

When I used the removal tool in safe mode for SPTD.sys that you linked to, the uninstall option was grayed out and it said the file did not exist! I ran it again in normal mode after your last post and it did find the file and removed it and rebooted. I went to my mobo manufacturer's page and...

I pulled both the Hyundai sticks out and booted back up. I went to run an errand and came back to see the system had BSOD'd again. Same error.

Yeah, I only did a screenshot two of the four sticks, I have two matched 2GB ADATA sticks (from a kit) and two matched 2GB Hyundai sticks. I'll remove the Hyundai ones, but like I said, I wasn't experiencing BSOD's until after the upgrade to SP1.

Haha, I jinxed myself. As soon as I posted, I went to bed and then got to up to see my system had BSOD'd and rebooted during the night. I've attached the new dump files as well as the memory info. ~Ian

I just wanted to follow up and say that this worked! I have had zero BSODs since updating the drivers. I also did a little more research, and it looks like the problem driver was the realtek wireless driver, the newer driver was sitting in Optional Windows Updates waiting to be installed. Thanks...

Thanks for the assist! I've updated every sound driver and software that creative would let me, updated my LAN and wifi drivers (I'm connected on wifi), and updated PowerISO for good measure. I'll keep you posted if it BSODs again. ~Ian

I have a desktop I've been using with Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit since launch with very few issues. I downloaded SP1 for it from this website's link and installed it. Ever since the install I get BSOD 7F error messages about 6-7 times a day. I've attempted to uninstall SP1 through the command...