Belkin desktop wireless card causing BSOD

I have a Belkin F5D8001 wireless N card and it keeps crashing my system when I am on the internet. Some times it is immediate and some times (very rarely) it might last an hour before I get the blue screen of death. It is a fatal error every time.

I have P26 bios loaded with the latest drivers from windows and belkin and it still does it. I tried belkin support and they seem to be leaning towards 'it's my computer'. If I disable the card or don't use the internet my computer runs fine with no problems. I use it for work and it runs 24/7with no other issues. I also use wired internet when at home and I have no problems.

Here is a link to the error message I get.



STOP: 0x0000009C (0x00000004, 0x00000000, 0xb2000000, 0x00020151) ...

Tonight I uninstalled the belkin software and did an install using the hardware utility. I loaded only the driver hoping that it was the belkin software but it wasn't a 1/2 hour before it crashed again.

Please help me...

Windows XP Pro SP2
EVGA 680i mobo
Intel E6600
EVGA 8800 GTX
Corsair TWIN2X2048-6400C4
Western Digital SATA2 WD5000KS HD
Thermaltake W0106RU 700W PSU

It sounds like either the card has a physical memory flaw that triggers a crash when accessed, or it has a power regulation problem, or that for some reason its operating speed just isn't compatible with your computer's builtin hardware.

Not that I suspect the router is crashing it, but have you tried it with different wifi access points and gotten the same problem?

interesting, i have almost exact same hardware/software - eVGA mobo with 680i chipset, intel e6600 cpu, same F5D8001 wireless card, WinXP Pro SP2 - EVGA nVidia 7600GT AND get same error did you fix that problem? i'm looking for a solution myself....

weird thing is that it worked just fine on previous windows (winxp pro upgraded to sp2) but locks computer after i installing winxp pro (sp2 integraded)