Some adapter chipsets will go into disabled mode if no cable is connected. It is controlled by instructions from the bios and CPU to release that IRQ and power down the device/chip to conserve power and allow the CPU/APU/GPU to run more efficient.
It's not status, it's the name of the network / router, and I blanked these for the privacy reasons. You can see that adapters are enabled on each adapter's property page - that's why I included them.
Also, as I said earlier: this is state of things at work when I boot up: Three adapters are enabled AND connected simultaneously:
Please also see this:
Ok. Interesting. I've never seen adapters connected via a domain before, that's why I assumed it the status line. Of course, your setup is thru some work network, so home users would rarely if ever see something like this.
True, and equally: I never thought about it at all, until now - it just works!
In either case I wonder if OP has resolved his/her problem now...
Hard to tell. OP never responded to anything and hasn't posted anywhere since. Hope he did, though.
Hi,
Thanks for your advise as well as from others too.
I am trying one thing at a time. Today I removed and reinstalled the Qualcomm Wireless Adapter and I shall see if this helps to stop the Blue Screens. If not I will proceed further with the Realtek PCIe GBE Family Controller.
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