velocity_for_winxp_v155_vista_v123.zip gives BSODs

[Zoke]

Yes, I've installed each update on Vista and XP, including the remote desktop update. I did in fact have RAM problems but they were solved. I couldn't get Vista installed, tested each DIMM with memtest86 and replaced one bad DIMM and installed Vista after without a problem. Vista is running like a charm with this network driver problem as only issue.

[SimpleSimon]

Rollback the driver and leave the m$ driver on there.
I installed the 5.11a and everything went wrong, the whole system just started stuttering really bad.
It never actually crashed but I had to restart using the button on my case.
Just to make sure it was definitely these driver I installed and uninstalled them a number of times and the same thing happened every time, I did it 4 times.

Av8-3rd eye
6800GT
Venice 3800+
2GB Corsair pro
37GB Raptor
X-Fi Fatality

[Zoke]

Yes, I've restored the image already, just wondering if this is the place to report bad drivers or if there's another place since obviously there's something wrong with the latest release.

[boyblue]

At the top of this Vista forum you see the post by the Gatts so drop them a PM or e-mail.

[graft]

I have also an Abit AV8 and get reproduceable BSOD's. (Vista Home Premium x64)

I get the error every time i want to print on my Brother HL-5130. (Windows internal driver)
The printer is connected to my Router (FritzBox 2070) via USB.
And i print to the TCP/IP Port of the Router. (this is the right way)
The source of the BSOD is the get6x64v.sys.

If i connect the Printer locally to the PC everything is ok.

Mfg

P.s: The Velocity Driver is the right one for this Motherboard.

[graft]

Thank you for the help... no Problems now with an Intel PRO/1000 GT NIC.