I keep getting this while watching youtube or playing games, anyone knows the solution ?
I keep getting this while watching youtube or playing games, anyone knows the solution ?
Christopher Perry
Robert Smith
call geek squad
Jose Turner
Scan the QR code, I'm suuuuuuure Microsoft has some handy solutions on it
Aiden Hall
buy a new gpu
Adrian Green
Reinstall the driver of rhatever failed. I assume some broadcom network card.
Jace Richardson
Install WhoCrashed next time look at the report
Christian Robinson
leddit answer for leddit question
Kevin Stewart
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Dylan Turner
>bcmwl63a.sys
Shitty ass Broadcom wifi driver. Reinstall that fucker and see if it works better.
Ayden Martinez
Sup Forums is NOT your personal tech support team or personal consumer review site.
go back Sup Forumsfag
Joshua Walker
Nevermind guys, I figured it out!
Grayson Richardson
>using windows
Hunter Parker
Fuck off. We all love Sup Forums for what it is, a tech freaks forum.
Aiden Ortiz
is it overclocked? if so, disable overclocks for while
Owen Jones
Shut up you fucking daft twat
Luke Gomez
nope, never overclocked, no antivirus installed ( besides the windows defender ) or any other stuff. It's a clean laptop who never had viruses or problems till last week when this happened
Ian Johnson
>we're just (((collecting some error info)))
Carson Lopez
Defective gpu, ram, nic... Can be anything.
Jaxson Diaz
dying hdd?
Grayson Sanders
Put ntoskrnl.exe bcmwl63a.sys into google.
Also isn't there a stack trace, a detailed view, that shows you the chain of programs. You might have to check the descendants to ntoskrnl.exe
Adrian Allen
It's most likely a hardware problem. Don't rely on Windows 10's error messages, they're very often completely off the mark.
John Bell
Did you check your Broadcom wireless LAN driver yet? That's what the file referenced in the BSOD is.
Adam Kelly
thank you, this actually helped
changed the driver version from the browse list since it's already up to date so maybe that will solve it