Gaming Windows 7 BSOD

[Hakoda]

I'm running a retail version of Windows 7 x64 Ultimate and I updated yesterday to Firefox 3.6.3. I also installed AI Roboform so that I could fill out forms faster to gain some extra money through surveys. I was surfing on Youtube for some survey taking tips when I get this random blue screen... The picture is attached below. So I thought it might have been a one time thing so I restarted. Ran Firefox and went on Youtube, BSOD. Restarted and did the same with Safari, no BSOD. Restarted into Safe Mode to uninstall AI Roboform, same problem. Reinstalled Firefox in Safe Mode and the problem stopped for a while until it happened again. I have no idea what it could since no new drivers or hardware have been installed in a while. For right now I'm going to install Firefox 3.6.2 and see what happens.

All help is appreciated. Here's the picture:

BSOD

 

[Rydian]

Says NetIO.sys.

That's a shitty picture and I can't make out all the numbers correctly, specifically the main STOP code. Is that 3B, 38, 7E, what is it?

 

[raulpica]

Says NetIO.sys.

That's a shitty picture and I can't make out all the numbers correctly, specifically the main STOP code. Is that 3B, 38, 7E, what is it?

Since it's a SYSTEM_SERVICE_EXCEPTION, it's a 0x3B.

Sounds like a memory leak of some service hooked to NetIO.sys.

 

[Hakoda]

Says NetIO.sys.

That's a shitty picture and I can't make out all the numbers correctly, specifically the main STOP code. Is that 3B, 38, 7E, what is it?

Since it's a SYSTEM_SERVICE_EXCEPTION, it's a 0x3B.

Sounds like a memory leak of some service hooked to NetIO.sys.

So what exactly does that mean? Are you saying I should run a MemTest?

Meanwhile I'll try and get a better picture for Rydian hahaha I agree it's a shitty picture. Firefox 3.6.2 also caused the same problem.

 

[Rydian]

Oh, dur me. XD I'm not used to looking at the top to find the message.

 

[raulpica]

Says NetIO.sys.

That's a shitty picture and I can't make out all the numbers correctly, specifically the main STOP code. Is that 3B, 38, 7E, what is it?

Since it's a SYSTEM_SERVICE_EXCEPTION, it's a 0x3B.

Sounds like a memory leak of some service hooked to NetIO.sys.

So what exactly does that mean? Are you saying I should run a MemTest?

Meanwhile I'll try and get a better picture for Rydian hahaha I agree it's a shitty picture. Firefox 3.6.2 also caused the same problem.

It's not like a clearer picture will help a lot more than the previous one.

Well, it's some component which is network related. Maybe debugging the memory dump would led to something, but I'm pretty sure it'll be freaking huge if it's not a minidump.

Follow this to set your system to create minidumps: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/315263

Make the system crash again, then upload somewhere the latest .dmp file that you find in C:\Windows\Minidump (it should have the date attached to its name).

I'll then try to analyze it.

 

[Rydian]

http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/driverview.html

Find NetIO.sys in the list and give us all the information about it.

 

[raulpica]

http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/driverview.html

Find NetIO.sys in the list and give us all the information about it.

Nice little program, too bad that it won't say much about the hooks loaded onto it

It'll just say who made the driver, and I'm pretty sure that's Microsoft itself

 

[Hakoda]

Okay so here's a better BSOD Picture: Link

Here's the minidump file: Link

Here's a screen shot of NETIO.SYS in DriverView x64: Link

Thanks a bunch guys.

EDIT: I'll reup the NetIO.sys screenshot cuz I didn't double click on it in that picture. New NetIO.sys Link

 

[Rydian]

It tells a lot more info than the company that made it.

You just need to scroll to the right.

EDIT: Wow, was I slow on catching that update or was I slow on catching that update? o.o;

Run windows update, does any sort of networking stuff come up?

 

[Hakoda]

No network updates. Only optional updates; there is an optional update for my graphics card though. Ran MemTest just in case, passed at 100%. BSOD appears on Youtube regardless of what web browser I'm using.

EDIT: BSOD while downloading optional graphics update.
EDIT2: Graphics update straight from nVidia made it worse. Once the desktop appears, out comes a BSOD. Using system restore to restore back to the last Windows Update 2 days ago.

 

[Hakoda]

Rydian was very close. The culprit seemed to be "Cumulative Security Upadte for Internet Explorer 8 for Windows 7 x64" through Window's Update. I restored using System Restore. Everything is fine and stable now. Sorry to deface the name of Firefox but it wasn't its fault, it was Microft's fault yet again. The problem was not graphics at all, purely network.

Thank you raulpica & Rydian.