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1 year ago, by NetworxFan in NetWorx Forum
Hello, sorry to dig up this topic but I've just updated to Windows 10 and to Networx 7.1.2, and I have to bring to your attention that Networx freezes my computer randomly after 24 hours or so, like it did in 2013 and 2015. As soon as I uninstalled it, the freezing stopped. In the old days, the simplest solution was to try choosing the TDI driver rather than the WFP driver during NetWorx installat
9 years ago, by NetworxFan in NetWorx Forum
Yes, we know you are trying your best and that those buggy 3rd party drivers are beyond your control. Though we cannot be sure that the problem is not so widespread because it's almost impossible for a normal user to know that Networx is faulty. When the PC crashes, there's no "Networx ceased functioning" screen like most software. We get a freeze or at best a BSOD mentioning "tcpi
9 years ago, by NetworxFan in NetWorx Forum
Thanks Andrew. I installed WinPCap and unchecked "Ignore LAN Traffic". I'll let you know how it goes (I really love Networx for it's great and discreet taskbar integration so I hope the bug gets fixed). Did you do any changes to the TDI Driver from Networx 5.2.11 to 5.3.3 ? Because the older version was stable, it never froze on me. The freeze started when I installed 5.3.3. And of co
9 years ago, by NetworxFan in NetWorx Forum
Hello, The previous versions of Networx had a severe bug causing random BSOD when you used the WFP driver. This was supposedly fixed with the latest version (Networx 5.3.3 64 Bits) but I am 99% sure that the software is still unstable. It now causes random freezes whether I use the TDI or WFP driver. The freeze can happen after 5 hours or 2 days of uptime, but the PC ends up freezing. When t
10 years ago, by NetworxFan in NetWorx Forum
QuoteAndrewIf the problem persists, reinstall NetWorx with the TDI driver rather than the WFP driver. It seems to have fixed the issue for other users. I can confirm that it worked for me.
Re: Solution for the random BSOD
10 years ago, by NetworxFan in NetWorx Forum
I can confirm that choosing the TDI Driver has solved the problem. My PC has been running for 7 days without rebooting.
Re: Please leave 5.2.7 version available for download!
10 years ago, by NetworxFan in NetWorx Forum
I agree.
Re: Solution for the random BSOD
10 years ago, by NetworxFan in NetWorx Forum
Thanks!! The TDI driver solved the problem. Would you consider removing the WFP Driver altogether? IMHO it's better to have a partially working software than a software that may occasionally crash the computer. That said, Networx is a fantastic tool. I use it for the discrete taskbar integration that shows the network activity. You can't do more simple than that !
10 years ago, by NetworxFan in NetWorx Forum
Quoteroccobar hi, I have problems with the latest version of networx as it sends me into the pc crashes constantly. I tried to disable the various components and then I discovered that the problem was networx. problems are always related to the driver NET I / O.sys: Netio.sys Netio.sys fd +106 fffff880 `01773000 fffff880` 017d3000 0x00060000 0x5034f6a0 22/08/2012 16:11:28 Microsoft ® Windows ®
10 years ago, by NetworxFan in NetWorx Forum
Hello, some time after I upgraded to Networx 5.2.11, I started experiencing some random Blue Screens of Death. It was extremely hard to know what was causing this because it happened randomly. Sometimes twice a day, sometimes once in 24 hours. It was a nightmare. I didn't know how to read dumps so I thought it was a driver issue and I spent days uninstalling and reinstalling drivers (and waitin