Windows 10: BSOD in NDIS.sys

I have been having this issue since 6:30 last night. It seems that my RTL driver is causing the issue. I have debugged it to the point where I know if I add a real tek lan device to my PC and enable it, the system crashes. I orignally thought the realtek on my desktop was bad and so had disabled it. I found that adding a Wifi dongle, the system will work just fine. I went out and bought another card and found it also had a real tek chip on it and also BSOD'd in the same way. I disabled it. I have also noticed that my USB3.0 hub in device manager is also "not starting" so I disabled it as well. I have tried disabling the USB and then enabling the RTL and get the same BSOD in ndis.sys. I did go out and download the latest version of the RTL driver from both RTL and ASUS. Both cause the same BSOD. Any thing you guys can do to help would be appreciated. Attachment 66851

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BSOD when installing updates

The BSOD message:

Stop Code: Page fault in non paged area

what failed-ndis.sys

What does this mean?

 

windows sockets registry entries missing

thank you for the help. do you want the file for the BSOD? it states that ndis.sys caused the problem........and i constantly have to reset my wireless network adapter , and when i do i get the BSOD. not every time but maby 1 every 5 x it will happen.

 

It is recommended to install the most up to date version of Windows 10, Windows 10586, and update your installation afterwards.
Code: OS Version: 10.0.10240 N/A Build 10240[/quote]

 

It was a struggle to get the upgrade to happen but yes, that was it exactly. Thank for the help. *Party