Whenever I turn on my PC's Mobile Hotspot it will BSOD after maybe a minute, it says: driver_iqrl_not_less_or_equal and it says its caused by tcpip.sys. I am currently using a TP Link Archer t2u v2 and have tried updating the drivers to no avail, any help would be greatly appreciated. have been using the hotspot fine for maybe a year and a half and 2 days ago this started. I am on Windows 10 Pro 1903
Please see attached hopefully all the necessary files.
Update Realtek pcie gbe family controller driver - Realtek PCIe FE / GBE / 2.5G / Gaming Ethernet Family Controller Software - REALTEK
Update BIOS - Z170-K Driver & Tools | Płyty głowne | ASUS Polska
have tried both of these to no avail, any other ideas?
Did you install any update to the system these 2 days ago, when the first BSODs started? If so, uninstall it and report the problem to the manufacturer of your Wi-Fi card (i.e. TP-Link)
nope, didnt change a thing, and have made sure that it isnt the tp link as it works on my laptop
However, you had to do something these 2 days ago if it suddenly stopped working. And take a reinstall of drivers for your Wi-Fi card.
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