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dont rule out RAM. run mdsched.exe for a quick pass, or better, MemTest86 from a USB stick for at least a few passes, faulty memory can produce IRQL crashes that point at random drivers each time. good luck man!

Get the network adapter driver straight from teh laptop or motherboard maker's support page instead of relying on Windows Update. Then repair system files: [code]

yeahhh do a proper clean driver install: boot into Safe Mode, run DDU (Display Driver Uninstaller) to wipe the old driver, then install teh current stable driver with networking unplugged sooo Windows Update doesnt push its own version in…

as a diagnostic you can raise teh GPU timeout: in regedit go to HKEY LOCAL MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\GraphicsDrivers, create a DWORD TdrDelay and set it to 8. Reboot. If teh crashes stop, you know it was a timeout issue,…

@elena.mendes what did u end up doing in the end. for me it was teh settings, swapped it and boom, fixed

also lol mods can we pin this thread. dumb question but how do i even check teh power plan

ok but what does powercfg /a list as available sleep states? ??