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OG
Mar 25, 2016Aspirant
A6210 Genie BSoD
I've been trying to get this fixed but I just can't find a solution. My computer has been crashing and the WiFi conenction has been great and then freezes up. I think it's because I have a corrupted driver of the latest version that is installed along with my correct/not-corrupted CD version of the driver (I have 2 of these genie things). The only problem is, I can't uninstall the corrupted A6120 Genie. Everytime I try to uninstall it, a box pops up saying "Preparing to install..." and a green bar fills up. Then all of a sudden the pop-up goes away and I am met with a small different one saying "1628: Failed to complete installation". Any suggestions?
- Update: I contacted support and they have helped me uninstall the corrupted driver with REVO Uninstaller. The expert I contacted was very helpful. Afterwards, my wireless connector is running fine... but the BSoD is still happening. I have no idea what the problem is now, but my Netgear product is working fine.
5 Replies
- OGAspirantThe BSoD also is a BAD_POOL_HEADER one.
- OGAspirantI'm also on Windows 10, sorry for not mentioning this in my actual post.
- OGAspirantUpdate: I contacted support and they have helped me uninstall the corrupted driver with REVO Uninstaller. The expert I contacted was very helpful. Afterwards, my wireless connector is running fine... but the BSoD is still happening. I have no idea what the problem is now, but my Netgear product is working fine.
- JamesGLNETGEAR Employee Retired
Hi OG,
Do you any antivirus installed on your computer? If yes, please try to disable it for the mean time to isolate the problem.
- JamesGLNETGEAR Employee Retired
Hi OG,
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