With access to over 3,000,000+ manufacturers world-wide, Advanced Driver Update can AUTOMATICALLY update all your devices in just '1 click'. RECOMMENDED: Advanced Driver Update© PRO is designed to help you quickly install drivers directly from manufacturers using it's cutting-edge, device-matching technology. I asked for an explanation of the differences but they closed the case without answering.How to Automatically Update Your ASUS Networkįor users inexperienced with manually updating device drivers, it's recommended that you install an approved Microsoft driver utility to avoid all the pit-falls and complications involved. While I live in Asia and purchased the card in Asia they told me to download and try the ''EU only'' driver which seems to work. Its expensive and ASUS are marketing this as their premium networking solution. Disabling the driver and using a phone or fixed ethernet solves the problem - plus whocrashed reports every crash as a Broadcom driver problem. It got worse as I went from having great performance with an occasional BSOD to great performance with a guaranteed BSOD 5 or 10 minutes into a torrent.ĪSUS and Broadcom must be aware of this problem because enough people have it. Under almost the same circumstances (torrenting and heavy load).īecause this was a PC that had been upgraded from windows 7 - 8 - 10 I assumed it was ancient WiFi crud causing it and did a brand new install of windows 10 and reloaded everything. So is it the Broadcom chip itself or the PCE-AC66/68 board that's causing BSODs with Haswell systems? Should I go with an Intel one even though theoretical performance might be lower? Any decent Atheros or Realtek based ones?īSOD - Page error in nonpaged area in windows 10 The TP-Link Archer T9E is the only other one that seems to offer AC1900 speeds, but it seems to be using the same chip as the AC68. So I was wondering if there are any alternatives to the PCE-AC68, preferably something that doesn't use a Broadcom chip. Googling the problem shows I'm not alone. I'm basically sick of trying to get it stable at this point. I've tried multiple different drivers and switched PCI-E slots, but it just isn't stable. Sometimes, just watching a Youtube clip is enough to trigger this BSOD, though it works fine most of the time, as long as I'm not downloading anything else in the background. Using multiple download streams in Free Download Manager also causes a BSOD. However, torrents generate a BSOD almost instantly, referring to bcmwl63a.sys, which is the Broadcom Wireless driver. If I just download single files using the browser, it's OK. However this doesn't appear to be completely true.
I had read about the compatibility issues with the PCE-AC66 and Haswell chipsets, and also that the AC68 was supposed to have fixed them all.
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