Windows 10: BSOD after pc wakes up from sleep

There were 2 misbehaving drivers identified along with methods to fix the misbehaving drivers.
Do you remember the steps that you had made for the driver that just misbehaved again?

 

xusb22.sys Xbox 360 Wireless Receiver driver http://www.microsoft.com/hardware/en...indows#support [/quote] Here are the 2 drivers that you listed at the start of this thread.
netwnb64 - Did not do anything for this.
xusb22.sys - Went to device manager right clicked and uninstalled.

Sorry if I am misreading what you are asking.

 

Perform the following steps:
1) If you have Ethernet or cat5e cable connect the computer to the internet
2) Turn off wireless with hardware off if available
3) Download a new copy of the Intel wireless driver to the desktop from the Intel website.
4) Disconnect the ethernet or cat5e cable so that there is no longer any access to the internet. If necessary turn off the router/modem.
5) Using device manager uninstall the driver
6) reinstall the driver that was saved to the desktop
7) reconnect to the internet
8) perform windows updates


All drivers should be obtained from the computer manufacturer/motherboard manufacturer.
If a driver is not available then a driver should be obtained from the component manufacturer.
Please do not use websites that update drivers as you don't know what you are getting.
These drivers have been the source of BSOD.

 

That will probably take some time. I do not have long enough ethernet cable that can get from the modem to my room. I'll ahve to go and borrow that from somewhere. Will report back once I do that but it will take a few hours.

 

The ethernet cable is not required and was suggested.
You can still download the driver using wifi but if can become corrupted as the driver can misbehave again and has been the source of BSOD.
As long as you can safely download a driver to the desktop then you can uninstall the driver that is on the computer.
Windows by default will attempt to replace the driver.
So you need to make sure that there is no internet connection after the driver is downloaded to the desktop and before the misbehaving driver is uninstalled.

 

Ok downloaded the driver. Uninstalled the current driver from device manager and reinstalled from the downloaded exe file. Will put pc to sleep tonight and see if problem persists and report back.

 

Okay. With the 2 drivers fixed the computer should be more stable.
If there are no more BSOD keep the thread open for the week to conclude that everything is fixed.
If there is a BSOD post a new zip: log collector v2-beta06.zip
And plan to post a new zip if there is no BSOD by Thursday so that the logs can be rechecked.

 

Well I wouldn't call the xusb22.sys to be fixed. I am just removing it permanently. The driver that I installed was for intel wifi.

 

BSOD can be caused by misbehaving hardware or software drivers or malfunctioning hardware.
The goal is to make a stable computer environment.
This can be accomplished by updating, uninstalling, or uninstalling and reinstalling drivers and fixing hardware.
There were 2 misbehaving drivers identified debugging the BSOD mini dumps.
For 1 misbehaving driver you had to remove the xbox and the driver.
If you want to reinstall xbox and the driver then wait several days to confirm the stable computer environment.
For the 2nd misbehaving driver it was uninstalled and re-installed today.
So several days are needed to check the stability /instability of the replacement driver.

 

Update: Put pc to sleep last night after manually updating the drivers and this morning it did not crash with a bsod. Also put it in sleep before I went to office and came back and no bsod. Still a bit hesitant to install the xbox360 driver though.

 

On Thursday or Friday you can reinstall xbox.
That will be sufficient time to check the stability of the computer environment and see if reinstalling xbox triggers new bsod.