Display MoreIt definitely sounds like a Network Driver problem.
If you're able to get in to Device Manager, look at your Network Adapters, are there any exclamation marks?
Go into Control Panel, Programs and Features, and uninstall any Network Card software you see in there. If you have an Intel network adapter, look to see if there are any software applications, like Network Access Manager, remove anything in there that belongs to networking. Same with Realtek network adapter software.
If that doesn't work, try forcing your Network adapters to update their drivers:
http://windowsbulletin.com/sol…er-blue-screen-error-fix/
Let us know how it goes.
Hello!
It looks like it's solved.
It was as easy as uninstalling the "Wireless Network adapter", as you suggested. Then I clicked in "detect new hardware". Nothing seemed to happen, then. But no more Blue Screens and Wi-Fi works properly.
I'm very happy, now. I was scared. Couldn't think it would be so easy.
Thank you very much, again!