Windows 10: Blue screen after connecting a wireless device

Recently, I am getting BSOD error 'IRQL NOT LESS OR EQUAL' when my DualSense controller connects to the pc via bluetooth. This has been happening since I have updated Windows 10 to its newest version. It happens, let's say, 30% of the time. I have two controllers and two BT adapters, happens with any of them.CrashlogsIt's quite annoying, as I connect them several times a day, and each crash means a reset.

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Project connect to wireless device issue

Thanks for this suggestion; it's made me realise that I think it might be a problem with my tv after all, because now it won't come up anymore in the list of devices. I better check out some help for this tv; maybe something got turned off by mistake.

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Project connect to wireless device issue

Hi Kari,

Thanks for the reply.

My tv is definitely connected to my wifi; I've tried restarting the tv, and disconnecting/reconnecting to my wifi, but the tv still isn't showing up in the list of devices when trying to use 'project'.

I actually had issues with this before, but after a significant update about a week ago, I noticed that it was showing up in the devices list. I'm unsure what could have changed tonight.

Does anyone have any other suggestions? Is there maybe some way to 'clear' (for lack of a better word) any saved devices on my laptop so I can start fresh with project?

 

Blue screen when trying to connect

Hi William,

Having an incompatible driver for your wireless card or adapter would sometimes cause this issue on your computer. Aside from resetting your router and uninstalling your network adapter, is there anything else you've performed on the computer? Have you installed
any updates prior to the issue?

In the meantime, we suggest rolling back the driver for your wireless card/adapter. Follow these steps:

• Right-click the Windows key and click Device Manager.
• Expand the Network adapters category.
• Right-click the wireless card/adapter and click Properties.
• Click the Driver tab and click Roll Back Driver.
• Follow the on-screen instructions.

Once done, try reconnecting to the wireless network and observe if you still get the blue screen.

Please update us with the result so we can assist you in case you need further help.

Regards.