BSODs when booting up computer

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  1. tonytheostrich
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    Got a few BSODs today shortly after booting. My wireless light is on, but device manager says it's disabled.
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  3. VistaKing
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       New #22

    Disable the wireless card inside the BIOS
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  4. tonytheostrich
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    I couldn't find any options in the BIOS for wireless, unfortunately.
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  6. VistaKing
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    Can you give me screen shots of your bios ?
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  7. tonytheostrich
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    Here you go. Hope it helps.
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  8. VistaKing
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    Not seeing an option for that. Do you have a RAID setup
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  10. tonytheostrich
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    Yeah, I think I do
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  11. VistaKing
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    Raid is having 2 hard drives work as 1 .
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  12. tonytheostrich
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    Yup, I definitely do. I saw it on the BIOS saying [RAID].
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  13. VistaKing
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    Thats fine. I am not seeing a disable function for the wireless inside the BIOS
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