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Something weird is going on with my drivers. Msi center says I have the lastest Realtek network driver yet Device manager says I have one from an older date. The one that MSI states says it should be the one most up to date. I did the update via MSI center because my gaming pc was been BSOD for the last week and a half randomly on Destiny 2. It says the error is related to AFD.Sys which is related to the network adapter.
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Sorry for my mistake. Please use Windows 11 installation media. https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-downlo...
But if problem re-arised after reinstall, it may be related with hardware.
You may use any type of Internet connection and corresponding PCI-e card or USB adapter.
I am using windows 11 not windows 10. Also I tried doing a reinstall. It worked fine for a few days then crashed again. I will try it again. Also are we talking about a ethernet card or a wifi card
Yes, that is I've asked for. I'm very sorry but I cannot detect the exact reason of BSOD unfortunately. I do not see any clues.
Please try so called repair install. Сreate Windows installation media as described at https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-downlo... but do not boot from it, run setup.exe file from running Windows instead. This will keep all your files, apps and settings.
If this will not help, I can suggest only trying another network card.
Would this work? https://1drv.ms/u/s!AlneEVwNSp0DhBYeDEdg7QBdZMiw?e=wfqo57
Would this work? https://1drv.ms/u/s!AlneEVwNSp0DhBEQ56yTvUZKDHuc?e=n415L8
