A205-S5866, "DRIVER_IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL/Blue Screen event", when connected to Ethernet,

I will apologize in advance if I'm in the wrong place or if this is too elemental, I tried searching a bit before posting. But here goes...
I started getting the "DRIVER.IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL" message/Blue Screen problem event yesterday. There are a few things that over the course of the last 24 hrs that started to appear as potential triggers/accomplices. (maybe I was/am reaching, I don't know)
*It only has happened when my laptop was connected to an Ethernet wire/chord. This was the 1st time I had used it, previously I had
always used wifi. (without any problems)
*It seemed to crash/shut down around when I would sign in or out of yahoo messenger or my "myyahoo" page
Extra points of relevant info... 2 things that I did hours before the 1st occurrence:
1) I did a windows update (the automatic kind, that you get notices prompting you about);
2) I had internet service set up in my apartment & the company's tech did the installation. (also, I am from the U.S. and bought my laptop at home before I left, but I am now in Seoul, S. Korea, just in case that is relevant somehow)
What I have done (after this started to happen) so far, is 1) used the internet via wifi without problem, 2) performed a system restore to before the automatic update, 3) tried again with the Ethernet & encountered the same problem.
Thanks in advance for any advice/suggestions!
Solved!
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Jerry & CristopherC, again, thanks for your replies. Not sure if you realize how much the "technologically challenged" like myself appreciate the help!
OK...
ChristopherC you understood correctly, I have been able to access the net (& stay on for long periods of time) without any problems. But when connected by the ethernet/modem I get those messages, etc.
*I am trying as hard as I can to avoid the "clean wipe" of my cpu because as I mentioned, I am in Korea & I have a "slingbox" type thing that I am accessing back home to get American cable, and if I perform that, then the network connection I established will be lost.
Jerry - You nailed the "stop #/BCCcode" it was D1. The time I had the Microsoft "auto search" for a solution, it came back with this info.: BCCode d1, BCP1 00000004, BCP2 00000002, BCP3 00000001, BCP4 8BDD5DD9, OS Version 6_0_6001, Service Pack 1_0, Product 768_1
BUT... I copied down the just the message info. (without the autosearch) 2 of the other times, and it gave:
-Stop: 0x0000008E (0xC0000005, 0x82BF3DD9, 0xA6DE3204, 0x00000000)
-Stop: 0x000000D1 (0xCBE46973, 0x00000002, 0x00000000, 0x8289DB4E)
Also, I made an attempt once at the "Safe Mode Diagnostic", and got this other info... Prob Event Name: Blue Screen, Locale ID: 1033, OS Version (which seems slightly different than the #'s above) 6.0.6001.2.1.0.768.3
I not sure what, if any, significance this info has. :-)
OK, I will to do those hot fixes you suggested & report back. Thanks again!

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