Received BSOD 0x00000050

axe0 · 22 Feb 2016

I can disconnect the TB15 Dock but I think that is the source of the problem

We want to find the source of the problem to find a solution, removing is a solution.

What additional testing do you wish me to do?

None, only that you use your system without the USB network adapter.

The only issue I have with the wireless connection is that once the laptop goes to sleep, it does not recognize any other computers on my LAN when it wakes up.

BIOS/driver updates? They could help if there are any available.

johnpd · 22 Feb 2016

Thanks for your help. I will discontinue using the TB15 dock for a while to verify that it is the cause of the issue. There has been numerous complaints about it. I will wait a few days to see if Dell can get its problems fixed otherwise I will have to return it. I have about a week to decide whether to send it back. There is another comparable dock from Pluggable that will become available within the next couple of months. That might be a better option. I will report back in a few days if I get no further BSOD's. Hopefully we have found the cause.

JohnD