Windows 11 24H2 BSOD

Gonna wait for a fix as I cant find the drivers mentioned in he article for the laptops we have
I thought Microsoft just forced the driver update if they rescind a hold? At least, that's what has happened to me, they forcibly updated the drivers and broke the control panel.
 
I thought Microsoft just forced the driver update if they rescind a hold? At least, that's what has happened to me, they forcibly updated the drivers and broke the control panel.

The driver in the article is an older one. We currently have the latest which is causing the bsod
 

Try this.

Do you have Intel Driver & Assistant Support installed? Then uninstall it and uninstall all Intel drivers and reboot then reinstall Intel drivers to see if it fix BSOD.
 
swapped the WiFi adaptor with a ProBook G8 laptops and the BSOD stopped so has to be WiFi adaptor related.
So did it start crashing again even with the old WiFi adapter installed because you seem to think its the sound drivers now?

Could do but isn't that a security risk?
Assuming you have a volume licence you could go old school and put W10 LTSC IOT on one.

I think there are newer W11 ISO's than the version you are using which you could try but I doubt that would fix it if its being caused by a driver.

Do you have Intel Driver & Assistant Support installed
Post 9 says its not installed.




I wll try the workaround where Im gonna disabled + uninstall the Interl SST drivers and leave the Realtek sound card next week
Good luck with that it must be driving everyone nuts.
 

Try this.

Do you have Intel Driver & Assistant Support installed? Then uninstall it and uninstall all Intel drivers and reboot then reinstall Intel drivers to see if it fix BSOD.

This has already been tried but thanks anyway
 
This has already been tried but thanks anyway
Ah well I searched HP community forum for netio.sys found something.


I think 1% of your HP ProBook 440 G9/G10 laptops has faulty motherboards, these affected laptops will need to RMA to HP to replace faulty motherboards with new motherboards and netio.sys BSODs issues will be solved.
 
Ah well I searched HP community forum for netio.sys found something.


I think 1% of your HP ProBook 440 G9/G10 laptops has faulty motherboards, these affected laptops will need to RMA to HP to replace faulty motherboards with new motherboards and netio.sys BSODs issues will be solved.

I will try this with one of the affected Laptops
 
So I installed Intel Driver Assistant and 2 days ago it prompted me to installed updated drivers for the Graphics, WiFi and Bluetooth. Since then I've had no BSODs. I've done the same to users affected by this so lets see.
 
So did it start crashing again even with the old WiFi adapter installed because you seem to think its the sound drivers now?
You didnt answer this you just liked the comment?

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Assuming you have a volume licence you could go old school and put W10 LTSC IOT on one.

I think there are newer W11 ISO's than the version you are using which you could try but I doubt that would fix it if its being caused by a driver.

This is why I'm staying on 23H2
So have you tried different OS's eg W10 LTSC IOT, different versions of W11?


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Ah well I searched HP community forum for netio.sys found something.


I think 1% of your HP ProBook 440 G9/G10 laptops has faulty motherboards, these affected laptops will need to RMA to HP to replace faulty motherboards with new motherboards and netio.sys BSODs issues will be solved.

I will try this with one of the affected Laptops
So what happened when you tried to RMA one of them to HP?


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Are they being connected to any obscure / obsolete hardware like old promethean interactive boards?

Do they have any obscure software installed such as smoothwall monitor?


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Extreme solutions:

Under warranty - return them all?

Not under warranty sell them / trade them in and buy something else?

Install Linux Mint etc on them...



Assuming you have contacted your supplier what did they say?
 
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