Windows 10: Returning BSODs

So, about a year ago, I was getting BSODs constantly, got it fixed in this thread: http://www.eightforums.com/bsod-cras...ng-videos.html

Basically, I replaced my RAM and acquired a legitimate copy of Windows 8, which has since then been upgraded to 10.

The problem has returned, and it's been present for about a month and a half now, with random screen freezes(with looping audio) and BSODs randomly showing up. I'll attach the files I was told I need as well. Help would be appreciated!

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BSOD has returned...

Hey Luke,

Hmm...

Usually, when your PC doesn't boot up properly or falls to a BSOD twice, it will diagnose itself and try repairing itself. In either case, try rebooting to Safe Mode or
Safe Mode with Networking (personal preference) from a dialog box or right from the diagnose-repair screen, then go to Settings, Troubleshoot, Blue Screen. Try to see if this works.

 

BSOD has returned...

Hi Patricia,

Yes, prior to the current issues i didn’t have the TP-Link Archer T6E PCIe WifiCard installed (though the other parts listed, where) it was only up until i installed this specific wificard that these issues started to spring up. I do know the latest drivers
for this wificard dates all the way back to 2015 (which is the one i have installed) and zero updates to the drivers have been made since then by the manufacturer. I’m willing to take a guess that it is some sort of incompatibility between the wificards driver
and some other part of the system. And yes, i have already wiped the drivers clean and reinstalled multiple times as well as physically taken the card out of the rig and reseated it firmly.

 

Hi Maxdax222,

Welcome to the 10forums *Smile



Note This post is not intended to cover all BSODs you've experienced, only 3 are present and as such only those have been covered with suggestions. BSODs of which any data is not present cannot be covered.

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