BSOD when disable / enable network adapter, error 0x000000D1


  1. solonit
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    BSOD when disable / enable network adapter, error 0x000000D1


    recently, after using computer for a long time (about 5 hours), I get disconnect from network and when I click check for problem, it resolved by reset Local Area Connection (or adapter) and I got BSOD. Or when I disable then enable it again, I also got BSOD.

    the error apeared in blue screen is Driver IRQL not less or equal and something about hssdrv6.sys
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  3. Arc
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    Please post a report following Windows Genuine and Activation Issue Posting Instructions .
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