Vista x64 BSOD problem
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Route44
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I think you can try the following:
1. Update your RealTek audio drivers.
2. Pure Networks was acquired by Cisco Systems, Inc. which makes software that helps people easily set up, manage and secure a home or small office network. See if they have updates opr you may want to uninstall and reinstall the software.
-- it could be pacer.sys is conflicting and vice-versa with either one or both and my suspicion is the latter because the more I research the more pacer.sys belongs to the Windows Core set of drivers for networking.
3. For the hotfixes you'll have to go directly to Microsoft.
* My first best guess here is to tackle the Pure Networks software first.
1. Update your RealTek audio drivers.
2. Pure Networks was acquired by Cisco Systems, Inc. which makes software that helps people easily set up, manage and secure a home or small office network. See if they have updates opr you may want to uninstall and reinstall the software.
-- it could be pacer.sys is conflicting and vice-versa with either one or both and my suspicion is the latter because the more I research the more pacer.sys belongs to the Windows Core set of drivers for networking.
3. For the hotfixes you'll have to go directly to Microsoft.
* My first best guess here is to tackle the Pure Networks software first.
Route44
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Hmmmm, does RegCleaner have anything listed for D-Link? I wonder if there might not be conflicts between your onboard NIC drivers and any remaining D-Link drivers.
Also, I know Abit is now no longer in business (shame too because their ip35 pro is one nice mobo) but I am wondering if you can still update drivers from their cite. RealTec should be in the mix.
Also, I know Abit is now no longer in business (shame too because their ip35 pro is one nice mobo) but I am wondering if you can still update drivers from their cite. RealTec should be in the mix.
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