BSOD still there in Win 8 with Avast 7.0.1474 (aswnet,sys)

[Biigow]

I'm having the same problem ... I am using windows 8 Pro, pause when all modules residing on the screen count if I click yes or no, a BSOD occurs, the file appears in the BSOD and aswnet.sys my system and 64-bit, but already happened when used the 32-bit

[lukor]

Please try the freshly built driver, as described here: http://forum.avast.com/index.php?topic=108441.msg858780#msg858780

[Aco]

Please try the freshly built driver, as described here: http://forum.avast.com/index.php?topic=108441.msg858780#msg858780

Well I replaced it, I'll report back tomorrow if I had BSOD or not.

[coogan607]

Newbie coogan607 here. Windows 8 Pro 64-bit. Dell XPS15z laptop. I have uploaded my 2 most recent mini dumps, labelled coogan607_minidmp.zip. Just like others, it usually crashes whenever I try to install a program. For the moment I've had to uninstall Avast because I need my machine to function. I hope Windows Defender will keep me (reasonably) safe.

Good, satisfied Avast customer with 2 home PCs for more than a year. I'd really like to use the product.

[Aco]

So far so good. I didn't have time to thoroughly test it though, but so far it seems to be fixed.

[SugarD-x]

So far so good. I didn't have time to thoroughly test it though, but so far it seems to be fixed.

Same here. Nearly 24 hours going strong!

[Aco]

After more thorough testing BSOD is definitely gone. Only problem still remaining that I noticed is that you still need to disable Network Shield to be able to access control panel of your router.