- May 18, 2015
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Despite my wireless adapter still being lit up, my connection to the internet randomly stops after a period of time and only a reboot can bring it back.After a random period of time, internet access to my computer ceases and only a reboot can bring it back. All my drivers are fully updated and I have already tried flushing DNS. If I try to restart or shut down using the start menu when this happens, a BSOD occurs stating driver power state failure. When I used driver verifier, it says A device driver attempting to corrupt the system has been caught and creates a BSOD. After the internet cuts off, I can no longer access network and sharing center (attempting causes explorer.exe to stop working). Bluescreen view states that ntoskrnl.exe are the cause of the power state failures. No problem arises when I use safe mode with networking. My computer specs are:
OS:Windows 7 Home Premium
AMD Athlon(tm) II X2 255 Processor 3.10 Ghz
Ram:4 GB
System Type:64-BIt Operating System
Graphics Driver:Nvidia Geforce 210
Audio:Nvidia High definition Audio
My Wireless Adapter:Belkin F5D8053 N Wireless USB Adapter #9.
I have no spare wireless adapters. I have not tried and cannot easily try a direct hookup from my router to my PC. I have already tried moving my adapter to a different port.
This problem has been occurring for months and I have no restore point.
OS:Windows 7 Home Premium
AMD Athlon(tm) II X2 255 Processor 3.10 Ghz
Ram:4 GB
System Type:64-BIt Operating System
Graphics Driver:Nvidia Geforce 210
Audio:Nvidia High definition Audio
My Wireless Adapter:Belkin F5D8053 N Wireless USB Adapter #9.
I have no spare wireless adapters. I have not tried and cannot easily try a direct hookup from my router to my PC. I have already tried moving my adapter to a different port.
This problem has been occurring for months and I have no restore point.
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