Receiving Bsod Approx Every 30 Min

Hi, I was/am receiving the blue screen of death every 30 minutes or so. I used majorgeeks malware forum and ran what was asked of me. It did not resolve the problem and they referred me to the software forum, you. That was a about 3-4 weeks ago. I have not used the computer or pursued the issue until now.

Can you walk me through anything to see if this can be resolved.

I have a bunch of error codes that I copied from the failures and system restore attempts, would these be helpful?

I run bootcamp on a macOS.

-Tom

 

Run WhoCrashed Free Home Edition and post the log.
http://www.majorgeeks.com/files/details/whocrashed_free_home_edition.html

 

If it is a driver issue I have found Driver Booster very useful.
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It's freemium ware so watch the boxes if you install.

 

Thank you.

Is this what you need?

 

Where's the log?

 

there now? it is just an whocrashedOutput.htm file, yes?

T

 

You need to click Upload a File to attach the log file.

 

sorry about this Eldon. I have pressed the upload file each time and browsed to the file. then clicked on it, press the windows "open" button, it populates the majorgeeks textbox reserved for the filename and then leaves me to chose "close" button or simply click away from the dialog to return to the post page. I tried both options and I still don't seem to achieve the upload.

I wish there was some indication, like an icon just below this message box, expressing that it was attached.

is there an icon indicating this that I don't see?

 

....i was trying to send an .htm file, sorry. Here is a .txt file.

 

The crash is caused by bcmwl664.sys which is a Broadcom 802.11 Network Adapter wireless driver.
From Device Manager, update the driver.

 

here is the response i get from updating the driver. yet it still crashes after a restart.

 

Incorrectly configured old, or corrupted Broadcom 802.11 Network Adapter wireless driver device drivers.This is a Very common issue more then people think.

Try rolling back the driver.

Edit what is your current OS.

 

-rolled back driver, restarted and crashed, see attached img
-running windows 7, bootcamp on macbook pro

 

That is most likely the cause of your windows OS crash.I would recommend finding the latest update.

Here is the link to that driver.
https://support.lenovo.com/us/en/downloads/ds035033

 

Ok Coyote, do i need to download it to a specific directory? or just plop it on my desktop and navigate to it when i go to update the driver?

...and your following the threads and know I am running windows 7 on bootcamp on a macos?

 

Peruse this article.
https://support.apple.com/en-za/HT205016