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The thread discusses a series of Windows crashes potentially linked to the torrent program Vuze. The original poster uninstalled Avast and Daemon Tools, which were suspected causes, and observed ongoing issues with malware blocking websites during torrent use. The community recommends updating network drivers and monitoring for recurring crashes, with the original poster expressing cautious optimism about resolution efforts.
The thread discusses a series of Windows crashes potentially linked to the torrent program Vuze. The original poster uninstalled Avast and Daemon Tools, which were suspected causes, and observed ongoing issues with malware blocking websites during torrent use. The community recommends updating network drivers and monitoring for recurring crashes, with the original poster expressing cautious optimism about resolution efforts.
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kemical
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BugCheck D1, {ffffa082627e1000, 2, 0, fffff8008da058b8}
Probably caused by : wfplwfs.sys ( wfplwfs!L2802_3ParseMacHeader+8c )
Followup: MachineOwnerin answer to your question, Vuze was running at the time of bsod:
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PROCESS_NAME: Azureus.exeAs to whether it's the actual culprit is another thing though. You can see from the call stack that the issue looks network related but frustratingly no driver is mentioned.
I can see your running Avast AV suite which on occasion can cause the odd issue. Try uninstalling Avast and see if the bsod stops (you can always pop it back on later). In it's place just use the onboard Defender AV alongside Malwarebytes (free version)
You have another program of note called Daemon Tools:
dtsoftbus01.sys Thu Jan 13 08:27:08 2011: Daemon tools or Alcohol 120% known for causing bsod's in windows although primarily with Windows 7. Still, please remove for the duration, thank you.
I was trying to find some network drivers via your motherboard support page but it's down at the moment for maintenance. Try the above anyway and please post any new dump files.
I have uninstalled Avast and removed Daemon (it was a folder it was not installed).
Now I will run Vuze in the background while I am doing other things.
If another BSOD appears in the next 5 days I will send the Zip with the crash info.
Thank you a ton for replying.
Now I will run Vuze in the background while I am doing other things.
If another BSOD appears in the next 5 days I will send the Zip with the crash info.
Thank you a ton for replying.
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GUYS ! Something is weird
I have installed Malwarebytes and subsequently started running Vuze then the antivirus program continually alerts me "Website Blocked". So far it blocked about 15 within 2 minutes and keeps blocking.
The blocked websites differ in name but sometime it repeats.
Is it possible to sent you the reports from Malwarebytes ? Cause this scares me
I have installed Malwarebytes and subsequently started running Vuze then the antivirus program continually alerts me "Website Blocked". So far it blocked about 15 within 2 minutes and keeps blocking.
The blocked websites differ in name but sometime it repeats.
Is it possible to sent you the reports from Malwarebytes ? Cause this scares me
kemical
Essential Member
Well basically it's just Malwarebytes doing it's job and you can now see why torrents are considered full of malware. If there's a site you really just need to access then there should be a way to white list it within malwarebytes so it's allowed through.
kemical
Essential Member
Sounds good Dimension, hope all goes well.
lgordon225
New Member
This error relate to Rt630x64.sys 8101E/8168/8169 NDIS 6.30 64-bit Driver from Realtek
You really should update it
You really should update it
