Windows 10: Bsod when I connect to a wifi network

Every time I try to join a wifi network, my computer crash within a few seconds. It says "system service exception" igdkmd64.sys in the bsod.

So I just cant connect to the internet anymore.. im on my phone right now.

I need help please!

Windows 10 from win7

Intel core i7-3610qm
Intel centrino wireless-n 2230

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BSoD when connecting to WiFi

So I've had multiple BSoDs when I'm connecting to WiFi. The BSoDs say page_fault_in_nonpaged_area

It happened to me one time when my wifi wasn't working on one network, so I decided to connect to our 5G network. When I clicked it to connect, the computer suddenly got a BSoD. Whenever it happens, it always seems to be related to Wifi. Does anybody know
what's happening?

Specs:

64 Bit Windows 10 Home

AMD Processor

Very new computer (I cant imagine it being a hardware problem)

Thanks,

Jack

 

After updating anniversary edition, getting BSOD when connects to the WiFi network.

Works fine on Windows 10. When the anniversary edition is loaded then it BSOD when the WIFI connects to the network. It appears Microsoft is loading a new WIFI driver which causes the BSOD.

I have tried disabling the device and it will work. Once you connect to WIFI it BSOD.

Does anyone know of a better driver to try? or if a fix is coming?

Original title: Realtek 8821AE Driver

 

Hi Louisseb,

Welcome to the 10forums.

In case of

The igdkmd64.sys is the video driver from the Intel GPU.
As you have 2 GPU's, are you switching between the GPU's? Because that could cause problems.

 

Thank you Axe0 for your quick feedback.

Yes I do use CC cleaner... i'll stop using it. Should I provoke a new BSOD and redo the zip file ?

For the 2 cpu, I do use Lucid Virtue for speed optimization.

 

Forcing a new BSOD isn't necessary.
Please just answer my question.

 

The software name i used was LucidLogic Virtu, I think it was using both gpu's... yes.

I unistalled it and internet is working just fine now... wow!! I'll have to use other network just to be sure but it could be that!!

Thanks for the hint, very appreciated. I llinform you if everything is fine with other networks!

 

*Thumbs

Glad to hear that

 

That was the probleme it seems! Everythings good *Smile Thanks again!