Intel wireless card driver causes frequent blue screens in Win10/11: finally fixed it

There are thousands of reasons behind Windows blue screen of death and many times it comes from the drivers, for example, Intel has long confirmed that their Wi-Fi and Bluetooth drivers can cause Windows 10/11 to experience a blue screen of death and there have been many official attempts to fix it but it has not been ideal.

Now, Intel has released new versions of their drivers, including Wi-Fi driver version number 23.40.0.4 and Bluetooth driver version number 23.40.0.2, precisely to fix the blue screen issue.

Intel said that the new driver fixes the Wi-Fi card and driver causing occasional blue screens on Windows 10/11 systems.

At the same time, the new driver also fixes the problem of Wi-Fi NICs automatically disconnecting and not being able to be used, at which point a yellow exclamation mark appears on the Wi-Fi NIC within the Device Manager, in addition to upgrades in performance, stability, and security.

As for the new Bluetooth driver, there are also some quality updates, including better performance when using BR/EDR and LE headphones.