Just recently, I found out that it is possible to setup a wifi hitspot with Windows 7. I was trying to accomplish this by using Connectify and connecting my Android cell phone to transfer files to my pc with no success. I have been trying to figure this thing out, on what could be causing this l, for the past week up until earlier this night when I had received a BSOD. I have searched for the BSOD file error, and many results cqme back reporting that it is a McAfee file driver that has caused this problem. I was first thinking how could this be when I had disabled all McAfee services and startup files through msconfig. Interestingly, when i first called McAfee the technichian said that McAfee can still be running in the background. However, she then mentioned that since this a OEM version that i should report this to Dell but my warrenty only covers hardware. I tried explainging that to the girl, as well tried convincing her that if you suspect that McAfee has caused my OS to be unoperable then how is it not there fault. She said I had 2 options. Pay McAfee profession support to fix the issue or i could call my Computer Manufacture. So i am asking in here, if anyone can help or tell me if my system is now unstable even though i was able to successfully reboot the computer without any OS problems being additionally reported. my Pc specs are Windows 764 bit 4GB ram and 1TB of hard drive space. Also, the file that was reported in the BSOD was mfehidk.sys