frequent crashes with network driver

[ohnonetflix1111]

heyo, the past few months i have been getting bsods about my network driver (bcmwl63a.sys). they were mostly memory management. it only started after i reinstalled windows. here are 2 minidump files from today. i am running the latest windows 10 version

https://mega.nz/#!iHoRUYBK!ByIJkxyZxkmdRrXUeyeDhXW2RAG839bPR54jY_GVhoc
https://mega.nz/#!XG5ByQDQ!kLY0l1WLshT43IYspsw46Ru_yy0xSMb9M51pfcvNZo0

my specs are:

R5 1600
RX 480
TPLINK AC1300
ASROCK B350 PRO4

 

[Lutfij]

1| Are you on the latest BIOS update for your motherboard?

2| The latest drivers are dated back in 2015. See if installing them in an elevated command gives you any favorable results.
Right click installer>Run as Administrator

3| You can likewise try installing the drivers meant for Windows prior to 10 using compatibility mode:
Right click installer>Compatibility Tab>Windows 7/8 (from drop down menu)

 

[ohnonetflix1111]

Alrighty, i've done all those things and will get back to you if it happens anymore

 

[ohnonetflix1111]

1| Are you on the latest BIOS update for your motherboard?

2| The latest drivers are dated back in 2015. See if installing them in an elevated command gives you any favorable results.
Right click installer>Run as Administrator

3| You can likewise try installing the drivers meant for Windows prior to 10 using compatibility mode:
Right click installer>Compatibility Tab>Windows 7/8 (from drop down menu)

heyo, got the same blue screen. i was torrenting and using a vpn while it happened.
https://mega.nz/#!rWRi0Qqb!ebgxuZWiDMm-pWDqiR78fk7Rfng_Ji3YzivNQb7_G1M

 

[cherry blossoms]

MERGED QUESTION
Question from ohnonetflix1111 : "BSODs with network driver being the culprit"

Heyo, I did a clean install of windows about 3 months ago and ever since i've been having issues with my network driver (bcmwl63a.sys). I kept getting multiple blue screens, majority of them being "Memory Management".

Minidumps:
https://mega.nz/#!iHoRUYBK!ByIJkxyZxkmdRrXUeyeDhXW2RAG839bPR54jY_GVhoc
https://mega.nz/#!rWRi0Qqb!ebgxuZWiDMm-pWDqiR78fk7Rfng_Ji3YzivNQb7_G1M
https://mega.nz/#!XXAGkSzK!ym9LvYI-BoJwqQtyjf_SaBjDznvJDTdnjClR4Xpagyw

My specs are
R5 1600
RX 480
TPLINK AC1300
ASROCK B350 PRO4

Are you running Windows 10 and have you tried the latest drivers directly from Realtek?

 

[ohnonetflix1111]

MERGED QUESTION
Question from ohnonetflix1111 : "BSODs with network driver being the culprit"

Heyo, I did a clean install of windows about 3 months ago and ever since i've been having issues with my network driver (bcmwl63a.sys). I kept getting multiple blue screens, majority of them being "Memory Management".

Minidumps:
https://mega.nz/#!iHoRUYBK!ByIJkxyZxkmdRrXUeyeDhXW2RAG839bPR54jY_GVhoc
https://mega.nz/#!rWRi0Qqb!ebgxuZWiDMm-pWDqiR78fk7Rfng_Ji3YzivNQb7_G1M
https://mega.nz/#!XXAGkSzK!ym9LvYI-BoJwqQtyjf_SaBjDznvJDTdnjClR4Xpagyw

My specs are
R5 1600
RX 480
TPLINK AC1300
ASROCK B350 PRO4

Are you running Windows 10 and have you tried the latest drivers directly from Realtek?

Yeah, and what do you mean realtek? The only realtek device that i know of on my system is the audio

 

[cherry blossoms]

Your post indicates ASROCK B350 Pro4. The ASROCK website does not list this specifically.. Under the generic label "B350", they do list a AB450 Pro4, AB350M Pro4, and AB350M Pro4/DASH. The feature sheet for all three lists "Realtek Gigabit LAN" for those motherboards, Specifically a Realtek RTL8111 series. The generic RTL81xx series driver may help.

 

[ohnonetflix1111]

Your post indicates ASROCK B350 Pro4. The ASROCK website does not list this specifically.. Under the generic label "B350", they do list a AB450 Pro4, AB350M Pro4, and AB350M Pro4/DASH. The feature sheet for all three lists "Realtek Gigabit LAN" for those motherboards, Specifically a Realtek RTL8111 series. The generic RTL81xx series driver may help.

i can try updating the ethernet drivers but i dont know how that would help with my wifi card

 

[cherry blossoms]

Just a troubleshooting step if you use your wired connection. If you don't use the wired connection, as a troubleshooting step, disable that portion of the hardware.

As an alternative, you can try the chipset manufacturer's driver for the chip that your T6E? uses.

 

[ohnonetflix1111]

Just a troubleshooting step if you use your wired connection. If you don't use the wired connection, as a troubleshooting step, disable that portion of the hardware.

As an alternative, you can try the chipset manufacturer's driver for the chip that your T6E? uses.

my wifi card uses a broadcom driver that i got from tp-link's site