unfortunately your system is showing as .gdr patched so there are no symbols available for debugger to work and the NT kernel is unrecognizable ?
please run an elevated cmd prompt "
where /r c:\ /f /t ntoskrnl.* > 0 & start notepad 0" then upload and post the notepad output here ?
bluescreenview says this is a
DRIVER_POWER_STATE_FAILURE 0x9f which is usually caused by a driver that doesn't support coming out of sleep mode or an intefering antivirus/firewall as cause, although at this point I don't suspect avira
sleep on a windows system can often be very difficult to achieve and frequently unpredictable, you have some very old drivers on your system and
a modem installed which I doubt you are using ?
In order to give yourself the best chance you need to install all the latest drivers for your system .......
- go to your motherboard manufacturers website and check your bios version and update as necessary
- then update your chipset and devices drivers from your motherboard manufacturers website
- then update all drivers for any third party devices you have
- remove all old programs (pre 2008)for the purpose of debugging
- search for afs.sys and rename it to something like afs.txt << possibly installed by a cd rom access program or old version of itunes ?
- unninstall your hexadecimal editor (or hardware diagnostic tool) "TVicPort " as the driver for it is old and likely to cause issue
- unninstall your Modem Audio Device Driver - SoftK56 Modem Driver - Conexant Systems, Inc. then disable your v92 modem in the bios as this is loading a very old driver from 2006
- check in device manager for any devices that may need updating , there is an SMI Driver for Lenovo system if you can find a device to match that ?
thanks to Usasma he has listed here >> The most common drivers are listed on this page:
Driver Reference - - Driver manufacturer links are on this page:
Drivers and Downloads let us know how it goes