Windows 10: MediaTek MT7922 Problem with Unifi Wifiman and Netgear AP causing BSOD

Hello everyone,I had a HP laptop to be specific hp 16-ar0033dx with Ryzen AI 7 350 processor and MediaTek Wi-FI 6E MT 7922 RZ616 160MHz PCIe Adapter, I installed Unifi Wifiman and wanted to connect with Teleport to my site VPN after a while having it connected it caused mtkwl6ex.sys BSOD and everytime it rebooted the laptop and after reaching windows and WiFi trying to turn on it gave BSOD again, even HP Diagnosis on boot couldn't connect to any wifi and gave this error report and told me go to a repair center:And I swapped my laptop for another one and out of curiosity wanted to test the ne

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Netgear A6210 causing BSOD (kernel security check failure)

This morning I moved locations to be nearer to one of the Ruckus AP's. I also turned off the on-board Wi-Fi card to mitigate any channel/card driver conflicts.

Result:

Clear and responsive access to the Internet with the NetGear Tool providing visible updates on when it was searching for the AP and logging on without a problem.

• I then launched the Citrix Receiver Application for Remote Desktop access. Within seconds I encountered a problem with Wi-Fi access dropping out as soon as I started this session. Disconnected the Citrix session and within 5-10 seconds, the Netgear tool
  re-acquired signal and Internet Access was established. (Repeated the above several times and was able to reproduce fault)
• I then launched a Chrome session and used the Citrix Receiver application via the Web
• Access granted and although performance was stilted/slow - the Netgear did not drop off
• Tested above 3 times and same result

I then ran the Citrix Receiver Clean-Up utility and removed CRA

Installed the latest CRA version (28/9/2015 version 4.3.100)

(stop/restart laptop)

Following installation I then launched the application and selected the tick boxes when the CRA identified two attached devices (the laptop and the Netgear A6210). Within seconds my session dropped and I'm back at #1.

I stopped the CRA and restarted the application - I then did NOT select any of the identified devices and my session launched without dropping out ....and I've had a stable connection for the past hour.

Summary:

As I made simultaneous changes, I cannot confirm if it was both the latest Software update for CRA and NOT selecting the devices that resolved the problem...or simply NOT selecting the devices alone.

In moving closer to one of the Ruckus AP's, I removed a potential issue of sitting between two AP's that may have caused some Wi-Fi flapping which may have masked the above issue.

I've also turned the on-board Wi-Fi card back on and have seen no further conflict messages and still have stable access via the Netgear A6210

Thanks for your suggestions team

 

MediaTek Wi-Fi 6E MT7922 (RZ616)

MediaTek Wi-Fi 6E MT7922 (RZ616) driver keeps crashing and I get an error message this device cannot start. (code 10). This has been happening pretty often and I have even tried a full factory reset. The issue still persists. I have reinstalled the driver multiple times and still face the issue. The temporary fix is to do a power cycle.

Kindly provide a permanent solution if anyone has one. I am using an Asus ROG Stix G17 (2022) and Windows 11.

 

netgear router ,keeps needing reseting

huggles is correct. There is a lot of legacy buggy kernel knocking around. Perhaps a list of RELIABALE hardware/firmwares combineations would be helpful. Let me start it off:

I can vouch 100% for our "A list".

A1./ Netgear Pro Safe FVL328
A2./ Netgear AP WG302 Version 1
A3./ Netgear AP WAG102

I can guarantee the following devices will give you problems:

C1./ Netgear WAG302
C2./ FWG114P
C3./ FVS114G

Avoid the C list like the plague.

The A list will give you 100% uptime.