Thread: NETIO.sys RANDOM CRASHES

Originally Posted by kemical

What media did you use to install with? Did you use a disk? If so, how fast did you burn the iso?

Sir i did it normally like the rest isos i have ever made...
But i installed in 3 systems with the same disk...
2 are perfect and the only prob comes in my dell........

Do you have anything plugged into the usb ports whilst performing the install? If so remove and try again (I'm talking printers etc)

Something else i notice is that your manufacturers web page only carries drivers for 64bit for both Windows 8 and 7. You are installing 32bit and I'm pretty sure this is where your problem lies. Do you have a 64bit copy of Windows 8?

Originally Posted by kemical

Do you have anything plugged into the usb ports whilst performing the install? If so remove and try again (I'm talking printers etc)

Something else i notice is that your manufacturers web page only carries drivers for 64bit for both Windows 8 and 7. You are installing 32bit and I'm pretty sure this is where your problem lies. Do you have a 64bit copy of Windows 8?

No, i didnt plugged anything while installing and i told you that day about 32 bit not available on the site..
and yes i have the 64 bit version but i thought the same might happen in that and i dont wanna lose my data........

I would try with the 64bit at least. I mean what was you going to do for drivers anyway? Everything is in 64bit so you need to use 64bit. I know you told me about the 32bit not being available but I also have ask certain questions too. If the machine was there in front of me this would be a whole lot easier but it isn't so you have to bear with me at times ok?

Originally Posted by kemical

I would try with the 64bit at least. I mean what was you going to do for drivers anyway? Everything is in 64bit so you need to use 64bit. I know you told me about the 32bit not being available but I also have ask certain questions too. If the machine was there in front of me this would be a whole lot easier but it isn't so you have to bear with me at times ok?

OK then...
I think its the last option rather than tearing brains off....
will keep running quite a time then format and re install 64 bit and let you know....
one last ques....
is there any way to back up updates that i installed and the apps i downloaded??
bcoz thats what i care about the most...

You mean Windows updates or Store apps? I wouldn't bother saving them to be honest. You can always download them again and anyway they might be corrupted by the install.
I don't understand why you want to continue using the machine while it's blue screening. Surely it would be better to get it fixed first. All that blue screening won't be doing the rest of the machine much good..

Originally Posted by kemical

You mean Windows updates or Store apps? I wouldn't bother saving them to be honest. You can always download them again and anyway they might be corrupted by the install.
I don't understand why you want to continue using the machine while it's blue screening. Surely it would be better to get it fixed first. All that blue screening won't be doing the rest of the machine much good..

One last resistance.........
I used windows 7 32 bit but never caused a single blue screen in 2 months.....

I thought it had windows 7 64bit on it previously?