📎 AI Summary:
The WindowsForum thread discusses a user experiencing BSOD errors while playing Divinity: Original Sin 2, with a suggested fix pointing to outdated wireless drivers. The original poster mentions their laptop batteries can't charge, preventing them from updating drivers, leading to a temporary inability to resolve the issue. The overall tone is collaborative, with helpful advice offered and practical challenges shared by the user.
The WindowsForum thread discusses a user experiencing BSOD errors while playing Divinity: Original Sin 2, with a suggested fix pointing to outdated wireless drivers. The original poster mentions their laptop batteries can't charge, preventing them from updating drivers, leading to a temporary inability to resolve the issue. The overall tone is collaborative, with helpful advice offered and practical challenges shared by the user.
Solution
Looks like it's your wireless driver. I would go to Dell's site and check for an updated driver, your's is from 2016.
hansenbeh
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I tried to update the drivers and they told me my laptop has to have at least 20% charged to "flash" the driver ? Or the memory ? And my laptop batteries failed few months back which hinders me on proceeding ....