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The WindowsForum thread discusses a recurring BSOD issue with bugcheck code 1000007E, primarily caused by the network driver NETwsn02.sys. The initial advice was to update the network and related drivers; however, after the problem persisted despite driver updates, the user was advised to disable security software, including Trend Micro and McAfee, as they may interfere with system stability. The overall sentiment suggests that security applications may be contributing to the issue, and the user is encouraged to test system stability with minimal security software installed.
The WindowsForum thread discusses a recurring BSOD issue with bugcheck code 1000007E, primarily caused by the network driver NETwsn02.sys. The initial advice was to update the network and related drivers; however, after the problem persisted despite driver updates, the user was advised to disable security software, including Trend Micro and McAfee, as they may interfere with system stability. The overall sentiment suggests that security applications may be contributing to the issue, and the user is encouraged to test system stability with minimal security software installed.
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kemical
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BugCheck 1000007E, {c0000005, 93530601, daa539e0, daa535c0}
Probably caused by : NETwsn02.sys ( NETwsn02+104601 )
Followup: MachineOwnerapologies as i must have missed your post. Most of your dump files blame the above probable cause:
NETwsn02.sys Mon Apr 13 17:24:10 2015: Intel Network WiFi driver.
I checked your systems support page and you do have a 'critical' update pending:
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Please update the driver and any others which may apply.
If the bsod continues run the driver verifier and post the resulting dump file:
How do I fix a Blue Screen in Windows using Driver Verifier?
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Hi Kemical,
Sorry to inform you that BSOD with same code happen again. I already updated Latest Wireless, LAN and display drivers from Lenovo Official website. I also attaced latest minidump as well. Thanks in advance.
Sorry to inform you that BSOD with same code happen again. I already updated Latest Wireless, LAN and display drivers from Lenovo Official website. I also attaced latest minidump as well. Thanks in advance.
kemical
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Code:
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* Bugcheck Analysis *
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Use !analyze -v to get detailed debugging information.
BugCheck 1000007E, {c0000005, 94330601, d0a5b9e0, d0a5b5c0}
Probably caused by : NETwsn02.sys ( NETwsn02+104601 )
Followup: MachineOwnerI went through your dump file again and noticed you have these security applications running:
Trend Micro Internet Security
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Fortinet Antivirus
McAfee Endpoint Encryption
I included a link on how to remove Trend Micro but basically I'd remove them all for now. You can always re-install later but for the short term please just use MSE as it's ultra stable.
If the bsod stops then you can start adding your apps back although two anti virus apps can bog the system down. A good config is an anti virus app and a malware scanner like Malwarebytes. In fact MSE and Malwarebytes work fine alongside each other:
Malwarebytes
Free Anti-Malware & Internet Security Software
MSE
Microsoft Security Essentials - Microsoft Windows
Post any new dump files.
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