This looks like a win folks and I would say without a doubt the best resolution to this issue is to chuck the old 4965AGN card and get something that is confirmed compatible with Windows 10. It was averaging 2-3 BSODs per day before the wifi card n' driver swap. Just a quick update for everyone: The system is going on 24 hours of run time now, zero BSODs, and I haven't seen this amount of uptime EVER since I upgraded to Windows 10 about three months back. I'm hoping someone out there has seen this error and has a potential resolution for me. That being said, I'd like to try to get this working, if possible, with the existing wireless card as money is tight right now. I’m talking about upgrading the wireless card here, not a USB wireless device. If I have to go this route, can anyone recommend a good WIFI card that I can use with this PC? It’s a 6459-CTO T61p and does have the Middleton BIOS mod. Obvious work around would be to install a USB Wireless device or swap out the 4965AGN to a newer, more up to date wireless card. I’ve messed with the 802.11 detailed settings with no change or resolution I've installed a slightly older Intel driver as well, with no change. I've installed the updated Windows 7 driver from Intel's site, no change I've tried disabling 802.11n mode completely, no change. There are a number of work-arounds and possible resolutions out there in internet land, but nothing seems to work for me as of yet. I am assuming there is compatibility issue between the older driver and Windows 10. In researching this error, the specific fault is netwlv64.sys, which is tied directly to the Intel 4965AGN wireless driver.

However, at this location I must rely on my wireless card, and enabling it causes the system to BSOD approximately 2-3 times per day. Basically, the computer performs flawlessly if I run my wired connection and disable the Wi-Fi adapter. Machine in question is a T61p running an X9000 CPU and Windows 10 64 bit. Driver support has ended for the 4965AGN card with windows 7 and so I find myself in a bit of a quandary.

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