KMODE_EXCEPTION_NOT_HANDLED rtwlanu.sys BSOD

Hi everyone! I have a custom made (by me) desktop with a ryzen 5 3600, 2x sticks of 8GB RAM, 1 sd and a m.2 sd and a brand new RX 6750 XT 12GB. all the parts on the computer besides the graphics (witch I just bought 2 months ago) are like 7 or 8 years old, witch sometimes makes me think "Ok, this pc is getting kinda old, I should start running into some problems, its the course of life right?" Right, but yesterday I started to get some BSOD all of a sudden, witch belive it or not, haven't happened to me AT ALL on this pc's livespan. But it wasnt just a normal BSOD, and it went away and I kept using the pc like it was nothing, it was a BSOD every like 20 or 30 minutes, witch is really weird. From what I'm getting from the BSOD, its somewhat related to the Wifi Realtek driver? Also, I don't really know if this is paranoia at this point, but since the BSOD started, the wifi on the computer have been acting up (turning off all of a sudden, etc...)

The thing is, since yesterday to try and resolve this issue, I have literally re-installed windows, unninstalled the realtek drivers, and installed a new one, have unplugged every piece of components inside the computer and pluged the back in, and I'm really exausted...

Here's my V2 Log Collector file: MYPC-(2024-08-16_02-46-01).zip

Really hope someone can help me on this, its really frustrating to have my pc blue screene very 20 minutes lol.

Please temporarily use English as the default language so that files can be scanned.







Run Tuneup plus > post a share link

zbook said:

Please temporarily use English as the default language so that files can be scanned.

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I have changed the windows display language to english and ran Tuneup like you said.
Here's the V2 Log Collector ling: MYPC-(2024-08-16_11-41-01).zip

and here's the TuneUp log link: Tuneup.log

hope you can help me with this one.

Tuneup plus results were good.


The misbehaving driver or malfunctioning hardware seen in two of the BSOD was rtwlanu.sys.


Please test the driver displayed on the Asus website:

Realtek LAN driver V10.50.511.2021 For Windows 11 64-bit.
Version 10.50.511.2021
12.57 MB
2021/10/25






If BSOD continue then plan to clean install Windows 10 and test the motherboard displayed for Windows 10:

Realtek LAN driver V10.42.526.2020 For Windows 10 64-bit.
Version 10.42.526.2020
12.57 MB
2020/07/21