Windows 10: Computer continually crashing with BSoD when attempting to connect to WiFi 2.4G on new router

I have changed my ISP this week who installed a new router 5G + 2.4G. My previous router was only 2.4 G and worked fine with my pc Acer Aspire Z5600 since this only works on 2.4G bandwidth. Since the new installation as soon as my pc tries to connect to the new router it immediately crashes with the BSoD error code: Driver IRQL Not less or equal to: rtl8192se.sys. This file ref is indeed the network adaptor for wifi connection. Each time my pc restarts the BSoD keeps repeating. I did manage to get my pc running and tried to update the adaptor's driver but it tells me it is upto dat

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4G Pocket Wifi or 4G Router


Hi,
I'm using a Huawei E5372 4G mobile WiFi.
I'm also in an area with a good 4G signal.
I use this device to connect 4 computers, a Windows phone, and an iPod to the internet, and it works really well.

All the computers connect via WiFi, and are networked to each other.
It is possible to connect via USB, but I don't, as the WiFi is much handier.

The WiFi signal is not as strong as the signal from a WiFi router. If you are in a large building, with thick brick walls, you may be better off with the router option.

Hope this helps,

Dave.

 

4G Pocket Wifi or 4G Router


I am using Windows 10 and wanted to know if there is a significant difference if I use one of the two.

4G Pocket Wifi
4G Router

Considering the same signal Strenght in my area
same brand on the devices above. from Huwawei

for the Router I am not going to use an outdoor antenna

I am thinking if the same signal reception is achieve from both devices then i am going to use the pocket wifi If not then I would be using the pocket wifi for portability in case I need it on travels.

 

4G Pocket Wifi or 4G Router


The router will allow more than one computers sharing the 4G connection while the pocket Wi-Fi can connect to only one computer. Also the pocket Wi-Fi should be smaller than the router and easier to carry when travelling. The choice is yours. If you want it always with you, the pocket Wi-Fi would be a better option. If you want to use it mostly at home, the router will allow you connect more devices.