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    intel pro wireless causing BSOD

    guys, ive got a problem with a laptop and cannot seem to sort it out, its using a intel pro wireless card, this is the problem, when i have this card switched on the laptop will BSOD alot, unplug the wireless card and bam the problem has gone! so i reinstalled its drivers and thought the problem went away but it is back again...im almost certain its the driv eers but im unsure how i should deal with it due to needing the wireless card to work lol, thansk for any input...
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    It was so small that mine wouldn't fit into it

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    Re: intel pro wireless causing BSOD

    Hi,
    What is the error message in the BSOD?
    Also, WhoCrashed, is a quick method of reading the crash dump. (Free for the home version).

    Colin

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    Re: intel pro wireless causing BSOD

    ive no idea what the error code is as i cannot seem to work out how to keep the bsod there to read it lol. ive will prop try out that whocrashed this weekend when i have the spare time and will update then!
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    It was so small that mine wouldn't fit into it

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    Re: intel pro wireless causing BSOD

    Try and get the memory dumps from C:\Windows\MEMORY.DMP after BSODs, they're usually very useful in determining what caused it. Try what CWH said but another way to do it is install Windows Debugging Tools and check the memory dump. IIRC it's an option in the file menu to open/check memory dumps.

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    Re: intel pro wireless causing BSOD

    I seem to have the same problem as the OP. My particular model is 2200BG. The BSOD only hangs around for a few milliseconds I seem to only get the BSOD when in the vicinity of certain networks! I don't have the machine to hand, but if I get any information I'll post.

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    Re: intel pro wireless causing BSOD

    Installed the Intel drivers from their website and the problem has gone.

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    Re: intel pro wireless causing BSOD

    same lol
    Quote Originally Posted by TAKTAK View Post
    It was so small that mine wouldn't fit into it

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