Bluescreen Issue - Help Needed.

Rickster said:
Manually update the driver from the website.
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I'm at my device manager and selected " Network adapters" and this shows : Realtek RTL8191SE Wireless LAN 802.11n PCI-E NIC


Is that what i should attempt to update if windows 10 fails to fix the problem?
 
RVR said:
I'm at my device manager and selected " Network adapters" and this shows : Realtek RTL8191SE Wireless LAN 802.11n PCI-E NIC


Is that what i should attempt to update if windows 10 fails to fix the problem?
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Download the driver for that off the internet. After uninstall the driver you have now. Then install the driver you updated (Assuming this specific driver is causing the BSOD)
 
static_sa said:
Download the driver for that off the internet. After uninstall the driver you have now. Then install the driver you updated (Assuming this specific driver is causing the BSOD)
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Exactly , i have no clue what's causing the BDOS
 
Now I'm really frustrated, I was able to use the laptop now to upgrade to Windows 10, it was at "92%" and now the BSOD happened. Tried to go back on the laptop and keeps crashing, even safe mode now!

No idea what to do since the BSOD keeps happening..
 
Should I just save all my files (not softwares) just important documents when I do get a chance to get on the laptop and then wipe everything off... If there's an option to do so. Not sure if that will help but
 
Revert to a previous WHQL driver for your graphics card.
Also, check if any BIOS updates are available for your motherboard.
 
Do you have any spare RAM lying around? And have you tried reseating it?
 
Do you think wiping the pc like it was brand new fix the issue
 
I'm not back on, Windows upgrade at 73%, it would be nice if they continued the installation from where it crashed

Probably gonna get the BSOD in a minute :/
 
It really depends if it is Software or Hardware related. If it does give you another BSOD, reseat RAM and give the sockets a gentle blow for good measure
 
RVR said:
I'm at my device manager and selected " Network adapters" and this shows : Realtek RTL8191SE Wireless LAN 802.11n PCI-E NIC


Is that what i should attempt to update if windows 10 fails to fix the problem?
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Whats your version? Realtek says 2021.0.0203.2012 2012/5/17 is the latest.
 
static_sa said:
It really depends if it is Software or Hardware related. If it does give you another BSOD, reseat RAM and give the sockets a gentle blow for good measure
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Some do report a gentle blow to ones socket can improve things, just don't get the guy with the weird tongue from the other thread to lick it.
 
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