I would like to ask about incompatibility of Dell Inspiron laptop drivers with ESET Smart Security. I bought this new pc, uninstalled original McAfee AV and installed ESET instead. However, since that day, BSOD screens started to appear when browsing in Chrome, tried Firefox as well, where it happened very often too. The occurance was increasing as the time went. It did not appear in Edge (actually just once). BSOD has always reported error BAD_POOL_CALLER with analysis poping up these 3 file crashes:
fwpkclnt.sys
ndis.sys
NETIO.sys
I am running windows 10 64 bit, with my Network Wifi drivers AC 3165 .v 19.51.8.2. Which seems to be the newest one. PC model Dell Inspiron 15 N-7567-N2-512R.
Not sure what else info is neccesary to help me out. In any case, the only solution I found, was to uninstall ESET SS and Install McAfee back. However I do not posses licence for McAfee, as is the opposite for ESET.
Please, do you have some advice for me? Thanks
Peter
PS: also to mention, DELL support was unable to help me out with this issue
BSOD screens while browsing with EIS
in ESET Internet Security & ESET Smart Security Premium & ESET Security Ultimate
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Hi,
I would like to ask about incompatibility of Dell Inspiron laptop drivers with ESET Smart Security. I bought this new pc, uninstalled original McAfee AV and installed ESET instead. However, since that day, BSOD screens started to appear when browsing in Chrome, tried Firefox as well, where it happened very often too. The occurance was increasing as the time went. It did not appear in Edge (actually just once). BSOD has always reported error BAD_POOL_CALLER with analysis poping up these 3 file crashes:
fwpkclnt.sys
ndis.sys
NETIO.sys
I am running windows 10 64 bit, with my Network Wifi drivers AC 3165 .v 19.51.8.2. Which seems to be the newest one. PC model Dell Inspiron 15 N-7567-N2-512R.
Not sure what else info is neccesary to help me out. In any case, the only solution I found, was to uninstall ESET SS and Install McAfee back. However I do not posses licence for McAfee, as is the opposite for ESET.
Please, do you have some advice for me? Thanks
Peter
PS: also to mention, DELL support was unable to help me out with this issue