NVNRM.SYS BSOD Problem

Hello, for the past week I've been having problems with my computer randomly getting a BSOD. At first I thought it might be my sound card driver, so I installed the latest one, along with my video card driver.

That didn't seem to do anything...so finally tonight when my comp had the BSOD, it stuck on the screen so I wrote down the information and started doing some research.

This started happening when I moved to my new house with roommates. Prior to this I just had a direct connection from the modem, but now I'm going through a router. I haven't had any connection problems, but when I came here, this is when the BSOD's started.

Here is what the BSOD stated:

DRIVER_IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL

then

STOP: 0x000000D1

NVNRM.SYS - ADDRESS B676A1BD - BASE AT B675300


So I went and looked NVNRM.SYS up and from what I can gather, it has something to do with the Nforce network driver(s). I kind of guessed that from this popping up only after I moved and connected to a different connection.

Here's the low-down. I have a semi-updated nTune, but I also have the old Networking configuration with the TCP/IP hardware acceleration, FirstPacket, and Teaming settings. I used to use this because it dropped my ping in WoW greatly. When I try to go in and disable all of these and apply the settings, I get the same BSOD.

What I have done is tried to go in with Safe Mode and delete the 'NVIDIA ForceWare Network Access Manager' in Add/Remove Programs...but to no avail. It would pop up for a second and then go away, not deleting it. So I tried on a regular boot, and it seemed like it had deleted it. Low and behold when I restarted, it was there again.

So now I'm pretty lost on what to do. I think I know what the problem is, but I'm not sure how to fix it. I have attached my EVEREST report from my system so you can look at the specs.

Any help on this matter would be greatly appreciated.