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Message: [QUOTE="Trouble, post: 21433, member: 3"] The good news..... It's not your wireless adapter or driver. The bad news..... The dump file is vague as to what is actually producing the Blue Screen You have a few very old drivers that need attention (update / upgraded, uninstalled, etc.) scmndisp.sys 1/17/2007 usually associated with Neutral Wireless Solution. You need to fix this. IF you cannot upgrade / update it, then you need to uninstall it. IF you cannot uninstall it you may have to find it and break it (rename to scmndisp.OLD) regi.sys 4/16/2007 usually associated with InterVideo. You need to fix this as well. See above efe5b32e.sys 3/25/2011 usually associated with MSDN Disc 2428.8. Likewise. You may also need to go here [URL]https://www.asus.com/ROG-Republic-Of-Gamers/RAMPAGE_II_GENE/HelpDesk_Download/[/URL] Check and confirm that, that is absolutely your exact motherboard without a doubt. Then download any and all drivers (BIOS, Chipset, Storage Controllers, etc.,) It looks like there may be a couple updates, the latest of which is reported to "Improve system stability" Rampage II Gene 1701 BIOS ..... just check and double check to confirm that you are getting the exact one for your MoBo. Additionally, and based only on my own personal experience..... You have Norton installed. Uninstall it using the programs and features applet in the control panel, after which follow up by running the vendor specific proprietary removal tool from here [URL]https://support.norton.com/sp/en/us/home/current/solutions/kb20080710133834EN_EndUserProfile_en_us[/URL] AND Virtual Clone CD Driver (vclone.sys) Both have a tendency to cause Blue Screen issues After you've tended to the above and the machine is not pitching anymore blue screens you can always re-install them if you want. [/QUOTE]

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