Windows 10: BSOD PAGE_FAULT_IN_NONPAGED_AREA After Resume From Sleep

Do I need to connect to the Ethernet? Laptop doesn't have an Ethernet port so I would have to get an adapter. If the only point of ethernet cable is to post updates, I can post updates from my desktop.

I removed automatic windows updating for non windows drivers and uninstalled Qualcomm WIFI driver but files were still left in Windows. Restarted and the drivers were reinstalled. Uninstalled the driver again but Windows did not allow me to delete files in System32 even if I was the owner of the file so I just deleted it from Ubuntu.

Currently been running driver verifier for over an hour and not a single blue screen. Before it would have bluescreened within 10 seconds of logging in.

I think uninstalling the wifi driver was the solution, but now I don't have wifi.

 

Ok, its safe to say that the problem is 100% my wifi driver. After about an hour and a half without it, no blue screens occurred so I attempted to reinstall it to see if BSODs happened again.

Used the installer straight off Acer's website, for some reason it still recognized the driver somewhere so I got the installer to uninstall the existing driver. After I reinstalled it and ran verifier, same BSOD occured. Going to try to find a good driver somewhere.

ERIK-WINDOWS-08_02_17_112508_96.zip - Google Drive

 

After doing some research about my WIFI card, it looks like many people have issues with this card and people regard it as cheap and a piece of junk. This might be the real issue.

 

Tried installing Killer Networking drivers instead of the ones off of Acer's website, did not make a difference, got another BSOD but Windows could not create the dump file.

 

What the hell? Laptop supposedly blue screened when it was in sleep. Latest BSOD for info.

ERIK-WINDOWS-08_02_17_130106_03.zip - Google Drive

 

There were no identifiable misbehaving drivers in the latest dumps.
Please keep all drivers uninstalled so that the logs can be better troubleshooted
The misbehaving drivers are not appearing in the mini dumps but are appearing in the logs.
Killer networking was in the logs.
Again please do not install any new drivers

 

Ok I will continue to go on without a wifi driver. I was good for an hour and a half before but I'll continue on.

 

When we complete the troubleshooting so that there are no more bsod then we can start looking for drivers that don't bsod

 

Alright its been about 48 hours running with the verifier and I have not been having any issues. Borrowed a usb to ethernet adapter from work and the laptop has been on or on sleep the whole time doing different things like Youtube, Reddit, Runescape, Android Studio. Safe to say that its the wifi driver.

 

Please post an updated zip before the items below:
BSOD - Posting Instructions - Windows 10 Forums
1) please confirm that windows was modified to not update non-Microsoft drivers.
Enable or Disable Driver Updates in Windows Update in Windows 10 Windows 10 Windows Update Activation Tutorials
2) look on the computer for a mechanical button to turn off wireless and then turn off wireless
3) open file explorer and type: Qcamain
4) please post the results for #2
5) perform windows updates
6) look again at the results for Qcamain and post into the thread
7) open the Acer website and enter the computer's serial or product number
8) look for drivers for windows 10, windows 8.1, and windows 7
9) post the available drivers for the 3 different operating systems into the thread
10) open the Killer networking website and look for a Qualcomm Atheros Extensible Wireless LAN device driver Qcamain10x64.sys. Look for a driver for each operating system , 10 ,8.1 and 7
and post the results into the thread.

 

Updated Zip:
ERIK-WINDOWS-08_04_17_204816_75.zip - Google Drive

Qcamain search before Windows update:
Qcamain Search Before Windows Update - Album on Imgur

Qcamain search after Windows update:
Qcamain Search After Windows Update - Album on Imgur

Acer's website two different wifi drivers available for Windows 10 64 bit

Acer wifi driver Liteon version:
Wireless LAN_Atheros_12.0.0.278_W10x64_A.zip - Google Drive

Acer wifi driver Hai version:
Wireless LAN_Atheros_12.0.0.278_W10x64_A (1).zip - Google Drive

Killer Networking website did not having anything specifically for my wifi card but this one download made my wifi work but ended up causing a blue screen as well:
KillerDrivers_1.3.1350_x64.exe - Google Drive

 

Viewing the before and after they appear the same.
What are all the trash items? Is that in the recycle bin?
Install the first Liteon version and then without turning on wireless turn on windows driver verifier as see if there is a bsod with this driver.
If this driver produces a bsod we will plan to go to the next driver after uninstalling the Liteon driver.
I'll check the mini dump if you have one now.
If there is no bsod with this driver turn on wireless and turn off ethernet to make sure there is good performance.

 

The trash items are from deleting the files from Ubuntu, goes to random trash folder instead of recycling bin.

Already tried all 3 but I'll try again and post results for each.

 

Installed Liteon, right as I went to restart to run the verifier, BSOD during restart. When I turned back on, about 30 seconds after loading onto desktop, another BSOD pointing to the USB to Ethernet adapter I'm using. When I turned it back on again, it was good for 5 mins using the USB to Ethernet adapter so I decided to turn wifi back on. Turned it back on, all was good for about a minute so then I removed the USB to Ethernet adapter. 10 seconds later, BSOD.

ERIK-WINDOWS-08_04_17_224415_79.zip - Google Drive

Moving onto Hai now.

 

Another BSOD with Hai version of driver, moving onto Killer Networking now.

ERIK-WINDOWS-08_04_17_225723_64.zip - Google Drive