
Outdated / Incompatible NIC drivers – This might look like an unlikely culprit, but the Network Interface Card driver (NIC) is a confirmed culprit for this type of BSOD.To fix this issue, you’ll need to install the latest available drivers for your motherboard. On laptops, this type of system crash occurs because your motherboard is not configured to provide the correct voltage to your internals. Outdated Motherboard drivers – If you are typically experiencing this type of issue when your PC has to perform resource-intensive tasks, chances are your current rig is forced to function with outdated motherboard firmware.But if you’re dealing with a type of problem that is rooted inside the Kernel data, you will likely need to do a clean install or repair install to fix the system file corruption. If the issue is superficial, you might be able to fix it by running SFC and DISM scans via the recovery menu. System File Corruption – System file corruption can also be responsible for this particular issue.Clearing the contents of this folder should fix the issue in your case.



Crash Time: 6:15:59 PM Bug Check String: REFERENCEBYPOINTER Bug Check Code: 0x00000018 Parameter 1: 0x852ab330 Parameter 2: 0x860a3420 Parameter 3: 0x00000001 Parameter 4: 0x00000001 Caused By Driver: atikmdag.sys Caused By Address: atikmdag.sys+176b2 File Description: ATI Radeon Kernel Mode Driver Product Name: ATI Radeon Family Company: Advanced Micro Devices, Inc.
