Reposted this at the Berkeley developers forum http://boinc.berkeley.edu/dev/forum_thread.php?id=8365#49067 so please follow up with any questions they may have over there. Could not remember BSOD reports prior to this one as caused by boincmgr.exe process (or your past CEP2 related BSOD report).

Suggest you do a hardware diagnostics and would like to know if this is a 32 bit or 64 bit client and if installed as user or as service. You stating in previous report that you discontinued GPU computing suggests it's as user, which then begs the question if installed when signed in to a local account [which is proper] or while signed into a Microsoft Live account (which by my own [early] experience breaks things and will interrupt computing when switching user).

Thanks. I've already checked my hardware (RAM etc) after the last crash. No errors what so ever in the logs. I am using 64 bit client. Installed as user. Signed in to a local account.

I hope BOINC will get more compatible with Windows 8. As it is now I just have to wait for another crash if the cause behind the crashes is not found.

Please attach the actual dump file, instead of its text. That way we can check it through Windows debug ourselves, and linked against the correct symbol files.

Also know, it's a Windows 8 driver crash. BOINC Manager does not use any drivers, it was just the process in memory when whichever driver decided to crash. It could just as well have been Notepad.exe or any other program.

But in all, if I were you I'd start with reading here and following the steps detailed in it.

Daniel, can't attach files to forum posts directly [or the forum stoarge would become really big], but you can put them into e.g. dropbox and provide a link. Files at those file share service expire after a while, which is how they keep their storage in check.

Thanks to Jord for the W8 BSOD "how to diagnose" link.