Persistant BSOD when trying to use the Framework Desktop

Here would be that fullmemory.dmp - FULLMEMORY-5-12-2026-nix.7z

Can switch to a usb Wi-Fi dongle again.

Please make sure that mtkwecx.sys is completely uninstalled.


Restart WDV with these groups of customized tests:


Group a




Group b

Did have one hang on system today,
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Have then disabled the RTL717 wifi-card driver via device manager, repeatedly remove device, uninstall driver, and disable once it had a yellow triangle trying to get a driver.
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After that, using tplink wi-fi usb dongle, had another hang, tried my best for both system hang's to wait for the BSOD, but it never appeared, computer was just frozen and unresponsive, no ctrl+shift+esc task manager, ctrl+alt+delete, no on screen menu.
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v2 logs, gather additional data, full memory dump that happened less than an hour ago, have no idea if it's partial or didn't show the BSOD doing a dump
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also went ahead and zipped up the entirety of the LiveKernelReports folder as it was just a ton of files, was to clear up the folder after gather additional data finished, takes too long going one by one... Hastebin , also attached that zip into the attached files
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will be trying the WDV later tonight
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the full-export-and-wipefolder-LiveKernelReports.7z would still be uploading at this moment finished upload

I am close to being tempted to just start backing up my crucial data on the C:\ and re-install windows fresh at this point, the crashing has ruined the mood trying to play with my friends and would just be willing to see if this freezing happens on a fresh install for further diagnosis.

Nix6x said:

I am close to being tempted to just start backing up my crucial data on the C:\ and re-install windows fresh at this point, the crashing has ruined the mood trying to play with my friends and would just be willing to see if this freezing happens on a fresh install for further diagnosis.

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Please report post #62 WDV results.
Then consider the trial.

Going to go ahead and just start grouping everything into one shared folder labeled with post#'s to not have to tediously create multiple new links.
drivelink - nix6x-dump-folder - Google Drive

I wasn't sure if you were wanting to test via all drivers or all drivers excluding Microsoft drivers

Group a1, all drivers, boot and post was very slow but decided to let my computer run for awhile unattended, had no crash though but couldn't do anything, very unresponsive but was able to login

Group a2, all drivers excluding provider Microsoft Corporation, has booted normally, system was usable, verifier querysettings - Hastebin
v2 logs - attached post#66 drive link

Group b, all drivers excluding provider Microsoft Corporation, has booted normally, however system has hang on the clock screen, time was frozen, caps lock was unresponsive to show led changing, waited 5 minutes before rebooting

v2 logs - after safemode, verifiergui, delete settings, reboot to normal, and collect final v2 logs

Nix6x said:

I wasn't sure if you were wanting to test via all drivers or all drivers excluding Microsoft drivers

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For WDV testing please test non-Microsoft drivers.

For each run:

a) no BSOD > post a verifier /querysettings share link

b) BSOD > post a V2 share link

Group a, posts, logged in, Hastebin

Group b, posts, logged in, Hastebin

Both a,b, posts, logged in, Hastebin

I've kinda given up on doing verifier, unless you're adamant to find anything, all it's going to do is point a finger at this driver, it's outdated, update it, it's too new of a driver, downgrade it, just going to keep repeating once I crash to look up whocrashed, use windbg, and claude to narrow it down.

I'll keep a record of what the drivers were currently.
AMD GPU 26.1.1 - 1/8/2026
RZ717 Bluetooth - HCI 13.8704 / LMP 13.9480
CPU Drivers - 10.0.26100.8328

Please post a new V2 share link into the newest post.

Post new event viewer system and application share links into the newest post.