Unexpected shutdown problems

I received an unexpected shutdown and subsequent 'This problem was caused by
Realtek RTL8168/8111 family PCI-E Gigabit Ethernet NIC (rtlh86 .sys).
The advice was to go to Windows Update to install latest drivers, which I
did, and it took a while.
I continued to get exactly the same shutdowns, so I checked through my list
of programs and decided that my only 'Real' program (I cannot remember it's
name now) was not one that I used so I uninstalled it.
I do however continue to get the same shutdown error about once a day.
Any solution you can suggest would be much appreciated.

John King

"John King" <> wrote in message
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>I received an unexpected shutdown and subsequent 'This problem was caused
>by Realtek RTL8168/8111 family PCI-E Gigabit Ethernet NIC (rtlh86 .sys).
> The advice was to go to Windows Update to install latest drivers, which I
> did, and it took a while.
> I continued to get exactly the same shutdowns, so I checked through my
> list of programs and decided that my only 'Real' program (I cannot
> remember it's name now) was not one that I used so I uninstalled it.
> I do however continue to get the same shutdown error about once a day.
> Any solution you can suggest would be much appreciated.
>
> John King

Are you confusing Realtek (your network card manufacturer) with a piece of
software (Real from Apple Software) you may have installed?

I think your probably right Jay, that had occurred to me, however there is
no harm done as I did not need the program anyway

John King


"Jay" <> wrote in message
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> "John King" <> wrote in message
> news:AEA5457C-0D94-4FEE-B2AE-...
>>I received an unexpected shutdown and subsequent 'This problem was caused
>>by Realtek RTL8168/8111 family PCI-E Gigabit Ethernet NIC (rtlh86 .sys).
>> The advice was to go to Windows Update to install latest drivers, which I
>> did, and it took a while.
>> I continued to get exactly the same shutdowns, so I checked through my
>> list of programs and decided that my only 'Real' program (I cannot
>> remember it's name now) was not one that I used so I uninstalled it.
>> I do however continue to get the same shutdown error about once a day.
>> Any solution you can suggest would be much appreciated.
>>
>> John King
>
> Are you confusing Realtek (your network card manufacturer) with a piece of
> software (Real from Apple Software) you may have installed?
>
>