Windows 10: Stopcode in emBDA64.sys

I have recently been getting 'blue screen' on stopcode 'Attempted_write_to_readonly_memory' in emBDA64.sys. I've checked and I am fully up-to-date with Windows 10 updates. Can anyone please help. Thanks.

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Windows Stopcode Out of Nowhere (Netwt06.sys)

Thanks for the suggestion. Unfortunately there's only help for "Netwtw04.sys" issues and I've got a "Netwtw06.sys" error

 

https://www.windows.com/stopcode DRIVER_IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL Netwtw04.sys

I purchased a new Dell XPS 8920 PC, running Windows 10 (ver 1703) 64 bit. When I first turned it on, I received the blue screen error message below.

https://www.windows.com/stopcode DRIVER_IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL Netwtw04.sys

I worked with Dell support but after hours of troubleshooting they were not able to help.

I have installed the latest Windows updates, and reset the PC to factory reset settings. This still does not fix the problem.

I receive the error message above when I disconnected and reconnected the wifi connection, upon logon after turning on the PC, and when I open internet explorer. I run the troubleshooting of hardware and drivers but nothing is identified as a problem (I
get the message devices are working properly).

Where can I start and what steps can I take to troubleshoot this error?

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Windows 10 Pro crashing after 1909 update

There is no direct evidence but it may be the emBDA64.sys causing the issue as the ksthunk.sys and portcls.sys are crashing.

That may indicate a third party audio capture driver is the issue.

Can you uninstall the device and software that installed the emBDA64.sys which may be a USB audio device.