BSOD (Linksys?)

[techleaner]

I'm leaving work now but one of the workstations got a BSOD stop 0x0000007E and at the bottom rt2500usb.sys

I didn't do too much research since i'm gonna be off the clock soon but I think it might have to do with the Linksys adapter please help

 

[Apokalipse]

rt2500usb.sys is a Ralink driver file.
Ralink makes wireless chipsets (so do Atheros and Broadcom), and is probably what's used in your Linksys wireless adapter.

You should try finding a new driver for your wireless card; I would suggest finding one from Ralink directly, instead of Linksys.

*edit*
go to this page
click on USB (RT2500USB)
you don't have to put in a name or email, just click accept.

Then install this driver using device manager.

 

[techleaner]

Will do thanks I'm waiting for that person to call again.