Heya folks, Ned here again. A few customers have reported this known issue on Windows 11 machines & you may see this event at boot up and perhaps occasionally afterwards. In the Event Log, in the Sys...
Updated Nov 07, 2022
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Guys, my WiFi card is disabled BY ME! Yet I still get the same error over and over. Also, there is NO option in Power Management to handle how the WiFi card is powered in Win 11... There is in Win 10, though, but there are no drivers in Win 10 for multiple system components.
System is an ASUS TUF FX15 FX507ZM updated completely, BIOS and everything else and the current buggy OS is Win 11 Pro.
I'm starting to have serious doubts about the Windows 11 and the "great" job Microsoft did with this release. Seems more like a Vista Reloaded, packed with bugs. If I'll show you a snapshot of the event viewer you'll get insane... over 30 BSODs in the last week, because Kernel is panicking over the issue above, over DCOM issues, over nVidia drivers, ovet NT AUTHORITY / SYSTEM not being added to the allowed users list to run locally processes and so on.