BSOD - Most likely graphical drivers/hardware

Intel(R) Centurino(R) Advanced-N 6250 AGN
VEN_8086, DEV_0087
= PCI interface
Chip Number: 1306
Chip Description: 00E1

Intel(R) Centrino(R) Advanced-N + WiMax 6250
USB\VID_8086&PID_0186&REV_0000
= USB interface
WiMAX Connection 2400m


I'm totally lost here.
I'd suggest talking to Asus Tech Support
Insist upon:
1 - a full explanation of why there's so many different WiFi devices
2 - which drivers are necessary for optimum performance
3 - where can you get the drivers - both at Asus and at the manufacturer's website (Intel/Atheros/Broadcom/etc)


Both of my son's have one of these Asus systems
I'll check it for the same issues today (if he left it here).

FYI - I posted in this topic over at ASUS ROG forums: Multiple WiFi cards in G73Sw

So far the solution is to uninstall all Intel wired and wireless drivers
Then uninstall all of the devices.
Then install the latest driver from the Asus website.

I'd suggest setting a System Restore point before doing all this. It's a major change to the system and you don't want to be caught without network access if something goes awry.

Then disable anything that doesn't have drivers installed.

Use Add/Remove
Then use Device Manager and right click on each device
Select "Remove driver software" if it's offered.

Glad to hear it! Thanks for letting us know!