this is the fault bucket "0xE4_IMAGE_NETw3v32.sys_DATE_2006_10_30, type 0"
which causes bluescreen twice a day.

I do not what to do. please let me know the solution.

Hi, Ryan.

That's a weird one - to me, at least.

When I search for w3v32.sys, Bing gets only a single hit. Google gets 6 but
they are all in languages (and alphabets) other than English (German and
Asian - I think), which I cannot read. Perhaps you can.

Next BSOD, please copy down the EXACT Stop Code and error message and paste
them here and someone should be able to guide you. The most important
information is the 8-digit hex code, but all the info is probably relevant.

RC
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"ryan" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> this is the fault bucket "0xE4_IMAGE_NETw3v32.sys_DATE_2006_10_30, type 0"
> which causes bluescreen twice a day.
>
> I do not what to do. please let me know the solution.

Hi,

Highly likely to be a network card driver file. Suggest that you contact the
manufacturer regarding updating/replacing the current set.

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Best of Luck,

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"ryan" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:5DBBDD1B-4E20-4953-B6D8-(E-Mail Removed)...
> this is the fault bucket "0xE4_IMAGE_NETw3v32.sys_DATE_2006_10_30, type 0"
> which causes bluescreen twice a day.
>
> I do not what to do. please let me know the solution.
>

The most common software issue is the video driver which is easy to update.
Although you say you BSOD twice a day you may be describing random BSODs
which are generally hardware related, particularly power supply and hard
drive, less likely RAM or motherboard.
Therefore back-up your documents and images while you still can.