IRQL_UNEXPECTED_VALUE happening on logon


  1. jorjaofino
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    windows 10 pro x64
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    IRQL_UNEXPECTED_VALUE happening on logon


    Hi, good morning guys
    I'm looking for a way to stop this, i started to have IRQL_UNEXPECTED_VALUE caused by ndis.sys + bwcW10x64.sys on address ndis.sys+100ef + bwcW10x64.sys+9e10 at every logon. I just cannot boot my windows install normaly, only on safe-mode.

    I think this happened due i accidentaly break my usb TPlink wifi adapter, after that somehow the windows just start that bosd.

    what i have done so far:
    1) tried to uninstall the adapter drivers on device management
    2) also uninstalled the adapter utility
    3) perform a full auto-clean registry
    4) did the sfc /scannow
    5) tried to do the DISM restore health, but somehow i cannot repair the image on safe mode, i keep getting errors no matter what on online or offline from my usb thumb as source
    6) tried to enter on win10 boot options and perform a quick analisys to see if he can recover
    7) tried to restore from a previous date, but it couldn't complete

    i could just reinstall the wifi driver right? yeah, but the problem is their utility needs the hardware connected and mines is broken now. i'm running out of ideas, right now i'm backuping things for the reset. But i would love to listen if there is any workaround to fix my windows image in order to go back out from safe mode.

    There is no way to save my windows installation? looks like i will have to do the restart?
    thanks very much for attention
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  3. axe0
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    Your report states that you are using a Non Genuine copy of software
    This forum's Rules clearly state that help will not be provided to those using Non genuine Software.

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