[Solved] Windows 7 - Bluescreen 0x000000D1 Error: Occasional Crashes in Computer & Games

Hello, some time ago I had a problem with bluescreen.
It does not occur systematically, but sometimes while working at the computer or in the game.



Any ideas? Best regards!

Most likely it will be a problem with some graphic driver (so it probably crashes when playing). check if you have current drivers or you need to check which hardware is causing the problem. Maybe you recently connected something new?

When it comes to connecting something new, recently nothing like that has happened, I do not see any newer drivers for this graphics card (AMD Radeon HD 6800). I can try to remove the existing ones and reinstall. I haven't done the last system update, maybe it?

system updates are the basis, especially for AMD, many patches came out, I know because I also have a "red" card, besides, after the last attacks last year, there were a lot of really important updates.
Why aren't you updating? I don't know, I suspect 2 reasons
1.laziness (bad because it's about the security of your data as if it wasn't there)
2 you have the "left" system (also bad, because most professional forums will give you a warna or even a ban and the electrode is also one of those)
If the reason is # 1, take a few hours to update everything and in the meantime scan everything with an antivirus, then repeat the steps with ad-aware or malwarebytes because maybe you also have something.

The error in the screenshot concerns the network card (Wi-Fi adapter) and please start with changing / reinstalling its driver.

In general, I did all the updates as it goes, as I mentioned the last ones, I didn't do it due to lack of time, but there are just a few of them, and I'll take care of them in a moment.

As for the Wi-Fi adapter, it is connected, but I did not install any drivers for it, and it works fine.

Well, this is what my colleague found the first "complaint" to the perfectly working adapter. The driver is falling out of it, which can be seen on both BSODs, so if you approach the topic logically - you should replace the driver causing the errors.

If replacing the driver does not help - then you can suspect damage to the network card - the one that works fine.

Adapter replacement