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chawlie33

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So i installed a new Wireless Adapter driver on my pc and i started to get the blue screen of death, the solution would be to uninstall the wireless adapter driver but i can't cause i obviously need Wifi..

these are the files that should be "sent"

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Help would be appreciated!
 
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spdragoo

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Ok...so, is this "new" adapter replacing an older one that stopped working, or are you switching from wired to wireless?

If you were replacing Wi-Fi adapters to take advantage of a speed increase (i.e. upgraded from Wireless-g to Wireless-N), then uninstall the new one & put the old one back on. No BSOD = problem with the new adapter and/or its driver.

If you're switching from wired to wireless, reconnect the Ethernet cable & uninstall the wireless. Again, no BSOD = problem is with the adapter and/or driver.

If neither option is availabe, test the adapter on another PC. If it causes BSOD on the other PC, the problem is the adapter and/or driver. If it doesn't, then a) your PC has an issue, or b) your PC doesn't want to play nice with the Wi-Fi adapter.
 
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