Computer has had BSOD problems for months and I don't know why

I got a new computer in August. It ran fine for a while, but since early February it has had nearly daily blue screens. It started happening out of nowhere. It got to the point where I couldn't use it for more than 5 minutes without it crashing. I took it to two places and they "didn't find anything". I really don't have the time to try to take it in again I need the computer daily for school, so if anyone here could somehow find the source of the problem that would be much appreciated. There's a possibility there could be some hardware malfunctions, in which case I'd be pissed since it was new AND expensive, and I really want to try everything before having to do part replacements since it sounds even more expensive.

It crashes with the DPC_WATCHDOG_VIOLATION code. I already tried the generic fixes listed when searching for the error. When I check the event viewer it shows an error right before the crashes listed as an SCEP error. In the task scheduler I tried to disable the task that causes the SCEP to run but it just gets replaced with other errors causing it to crash.

My computer is fully updated. I used the windows media creation tool to reinstall windows. Nothing worked. Worst piece of junk computer I've ever had in my life.

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Update Realtek Wi-Fi driver - Realtek RTL8852BE/8852AE Wireless LAN Version 6001.0.15.113 WHQL

Ztruker said:

The 3-30-2022 9:56PM dump indicates a problem with rtwlane6.sys. This is part of the driver for your Realtek RTL8852AE WiFi 6 802.11ax PCIe Adapter.
You didn't give the full model number, it will be similar to the following: Lenovo Legion 5-15ARH05. Provide that and I can help look for an updated driver or you can check the Lenovo support site yourself.

If there is no newer driver, check the Driver tab of Device Manager and see if the driver was updated around the time the BSODs started happening. If yes, use the Rollback function to go back to the previous driver, see if that helps.

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All the dumps are the same and point to the same rtwlane6.sys as the cause of the failure.

I uninstalled the driver and found another newer version of the driver to reinstall. I think it's working now. I haven't had any crashes and I'll keep using it. Hopefully everything will keep going good. Thanks.

Hi
I have the same issue on legion 5. Please help me. how did you fix it?