What caused my BSOD?

[CasualGamer...]

My pc just crashed and windows claims that NETIO.SYS is the cause of the problem. I need to get this fixed so my system does not crash again, thank you.

[lkarej]

well netio.sys caused it.

Here's something I dug up from the microsoft support forums because I don't actually know on my own bc I'm stupid.

 

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There appears to be a program installed that may be causing problems with your network connectivity and may be contributing to the BSOD with the netio.sys.

That program is the NVIDIA Network Access Manager program.

The NVIDIA Network Access Manager is an optional program that may be offered during the installation of NVIDIA network adapter drivers.  You can decline the invitation to install the NVIDIA Network Access Manager during any installation of NVIDIA adapter drivers, if it is offered.

The NVIDIA Network Access Manager software is not necessary and has been known to cause issues. 

For now I would suggest to uninstall the NVIDIA Network Access Manager program using "Uninstall a program".

Then restart the computer and check the situation in the Device Manager concerning the Microsoft Teredo Tunneling Adapter which is presently disabled.

 

[BeefyMeats]

First thing you wanna do is read the log. Try using NirSoft blueScreenView. It will say whats going on, and may lead to an easy seach of the solution.

 

http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/blue_screen_view.html

[CasualGamer...]

I can't seem to find the NVidia network access manager program on my pc, only five drivers and GeForce experience show up.

[vaiwalker]

11 hours ago, CasualGamer... said:

I can't seem to find the NVidia network access manager program on my pc, only five drivers and GeForce experience show up.

go to run and type "services.msc" and look for 'nvidia network service'. you could try disabling that and restarting. im not too sure but im hoping thats the right one.