I saw that this file contains a lot of information about my key.
What do you need about this file, refferred to my hw I only see:
and:Code:<Manufacturer>Gigabyte Technology Co., Ltd.</Manufacturer> <Model>H87-HD3</Model> <InstallDate>20160916153956.000000+120</InstallDate>
Code:<HealthCheck> <Result>PASS</Result> <TamperedItems></TamperedItems></HealthCheck>
It doesn't contain your activation key, or any other information that can be used for activation.
No file that is normally generated contains, quote from the posting instructions, "personal or sensitive information about you or your data.".
I need to see the activation details of the OS, this file was missing in the zip.
It is a standard thing to check them before troubleshooting and I only need to confirm something.
In case it may help, if the license data would contain sensitive information, Microsoft would've already gotten many complaints about it world-wide years ago with previous versions of Windows.
Solved, I used: Ghostbuster_Portable
I removed all of the "Ghosted" drivers included 4 drivers for my DWA 140.
Restarted the computer and after this I tried to attach again my adapter.
I tested the computer for 3 hours and at the moment I've no BSOD.
So guys, if you think it's a WiFi adapter, try to remove older drivers and clean your driver's list.
Have a nice day!
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