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Thanks, Johannes.  I am beginning to wonder if the Wi-Fi will work with no driver installed.  W10 should provide a driver if you delete the Intel one.  Or, perhaps Intel released a bad driver - maybe try an older Intel driver.  I'm rally guessing now.  Enjoy, John.
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Originally posted by MisterJ MisterJ wrote:

Thanks, Johannes.  I am beginning to wonder if the Wi-Fi will work with no driver installed.  W10 should provide a driver if you delete the Intel one.  Or, perhaps Intel released a bad driver - maybe try an older Intel driver.  I'm rally guessing now.  Enjoy, John.

I had the same BSOD issue when downloading Windows Updates over WiFi after my initial clean install, which was an outdated pre-1709 version of Windows 10. I had not yet installed any drivers at that point and was using the Windows 10 provided WiFi driver. Granted, that was with an outdated version of Windows 10, so it's not ideal, but I can say that I had the same issue with the Windows WiFi driver. It was at that point that I decided to start over with a clean install of the latest Windows 10 version, but the WiFi problem remained.

I will do the further testing as you suggest to help narrow down the issue and report back. Thanks again!
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Built in drivers on the current build of Windows 10 exhibit the same behavior.
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I've noticed on the newest intel driver that if I watch a video in full screen on youtube it will BSOD almost immediately, however if I remain out of full screen it won't.




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I can trigger one pretty quickly by starting a torrent. I'm going to open a case with Asrock, hoping others have reported this as well.
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Originally posted by MisterJ MisterJ wrote:

First please do this for me: Windows Key i-Apps-AMD Software-Modify.  This will provide a window listing the chip set drivers.  It takes a few seconds.  Please post a screenshot - not just the number.

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Thanks, Johannes.  Here's mine:

The 18.2.3 refers to my Radeon video driver.  We do not share all drivers because of system differences.  You might update your video and chip set drivers and do another one of these and see what has changed.

I still have no eureka to report on the minidump.  Many people have this BSOD on many machines under many different conditions.  Have not determined any commonality to your problems.  For all who have reported this to ASRock, please let us hear if you get a response.  Does anyone know if there is a BIOS/UEFI that does not have this problem?  What would be lost going back to that version until this is corrected?  This is a long shot, but I suggest at least one user open a support ticket with AMD - could be the AGESA.

Thanks and enjoy, John.
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Originally posted by MisterJ MisterJ wrote:

Many people have this BSOD on many machines under many different conditions.  Have not determined any commonality to your problems.

Yes we have.  Everyone having issues is running Raven Ridge and it's the WiFi causing the problem.  I appreciate that you're trying to help, but you're now just having people try random things for giggles.  There's only two BIOS options for us.  4.40 and the 4.43 Beta, both of which have the same issue.  I've already started the RMA for my board, I'll replace it with a Gigabyte since WiFi actually works on theirs with Raven Ridge.
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Thanks XavierMace, you are welcome.  Enjoy, John.
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Originally posted by XavierMace XavierMace wrote:

Everyone having issues is running Raven Ridge

Is that indeed the case, meaning that if you were to use a Summit Ridge CPU the WiFi problem would not be present?
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