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Sorceror
Nov 28, 2016Aspirant
WNDA4100 BSOD on fresh Win 10 Aniversary install.....
Just re-installed windows 10 as a fresh install. now i am getting BSOD errors when transfering large data over local network with this adaptor.. was fine under Win7 and then upgrade to win 10.. but o...
JamesGL
Nov 29, 2016NETGEAR Employee Retired
Hi Sorceror,
Download the driver for the Windows 10.
http://downloadcenter.netgear.com/en/product/WNDA4100#searchResults
JamesGL
Community Team
Sorceror
Nov 29, 2016Aspirant
JamesGL wrote:Hi Sorceror,
Download the driver for the Windows 10.
http://downloadcenter.netgear.com/en/product/WNDA4100#searchResults
JamesGL
Community Team
that was the first thing i tried. after installing win 10 pro i went and installed that driver and has not resolved the issue still get BSOD with TCPIP.sys as the cause...
anyway moot point now as i went and got a TP-Link powerline AV1200 with wi-fi and am now using that... works a treat. But still would like to get rhe usb adaptor working
- JamesGLNov 30, 2016NETGEAR Employee Retired
Hi Sorceror,
Clean your registry. Uninstall the adapter and its software then try cleaning your registry.
JamesGL
Community Team
- SorcerorNov 30, 2016Aspirant
JamesGL wrote:Hi Sorceror,
Clean your registry. Uninstall the adapter and its software then try cleaning your registry.
JamesGL
Community Team
Fresh install of windows 10 pro. Registry can not be any cleaner than that.
- JamesGLDec 01, 2016NETGEAR Employee Retired
Hi Sorceror,
You mentioned that it is an upgrade and not a fresh install from scratch. Settings or configuration from Windows 7 can be carried to Windows 10 except if you purchase the computer with Windows 10 OS by default.
JamesGL
Community Team