Windows 10: How to fix SYSTEM_THREAD_EXCEPTION_NOT_HANDLED Netwtw10.sys

Woke up this morning to my PC giving me BSOD every time I restart it, I am completely unable to access Windows, even the start menu.Have tried switching it off and on again about 10 times, no results.Have tried Startup Repair, no results.Have tried Uninstall updates, no results.Have tried System Restore, succeeded in getting it to a restore point that was created 18 hours ago but the BSOD persisted.Have tried reinstalling Windows with keep files using a USB with Windows installer on it, gave an error of "unexpected restart" and continued to BSOD.I don't want to wipe the disk since reinstalling

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Netwtw10.sys failed

Since several days I have a problem with my laptop. It is restarting everytime I used it with BSoD saying "stop codeRIVER IRQL NOT LESS OR EQUAL" and Netwtw10.sys failed.I have this issue since I tried to install app that could not run on my device.
How could I fix that plz?

 

Netwtw10.sys failed

Hi Ethan

I am Dave, an Independent Advisor, I will help you with this . . .

Netwtw10.sys is the device driver on your Intel Wireless (WiFI) card

You should go to the support page for your PC on the manufacturers website, then from there, download and install the version of that Intel Wireless LAN card they recommend, that will be the most compatible version of that driver . . .

 

Repeated Blue Screen Netwtw10.sys

Hi! I bought a new Dell XPS13 2-in-1 in late June and started having this issue about a couple of weeks ago. I would be using my computer for 2+ hours usually and it would go into blue screen with this error:

Stop Code: SYSTEM_THREAD_EXCEPTION_NOT_HANDLED

What failed: Netwtw10.sys

I get this about every other day--sometimes I can go 10+ hours without this happening, sometimes it crashes in a couple of hours. I've checked that everything is up to date. I have made sure the driver is updated too. I'm not allowed to rollback (the button
is dark). So I downloaded and installed the newest version of the Killer network adapter. Still had the error.

I called Dell support and they helped run a couple of tests, but nothing came up.

At this point I'm thinking of resetting windows.

Does anyone have any ideas? The BSOD itself doesn't bother me too much, but if I get kicked out during an exam it would be terrible.

Any and all pointers would be really helpful!!