DRIVER POWER STATE FAILURE HP DRIVER

DRIVER POWER STATE FAILURE HP DRIVER

It's definitely older than the May 2014 driver but not the original system installed driver, 15.5.6.48 from November 2012, which seems to have caused the crash. I manually enabled it and it now works fine with driver number 15.10.3.2 dated 22 August 2013. My wireless was disabled because of a Code 22: Windows disabled it because of a known issue. After my computer booted up, I checked Device Manager. After a while, I saw a BSOD labelled DRIVER_POWER_STATE_FAILURE (Minidump is a separate attachment). When it was done, it prompted me to restart. I used HP Recovery Manager software to reinstall the original driver. When it started working again, I disabled and re-enabled the wireless, found my network, entered my password, but it still wouldn't connect. Device Manager froze for about ten minutes. I went into Device Manager and found that it said, roughly, 'There is no driver installed for this device.' I first tried to rollback the driver. Today I woke it up and could not connect at all. It usually worked but about once a week, when waking up my computer, it would have issues connecting to my network. I last updated my Intel Centrino Wireless-N 2230 on May 26 to the newest driver available at the time through Intel's website.

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