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07-14-2025 05:15 AM - edited 07-14-2025 05:17 AM
Hi, I'm experiencing repeated blue screen crashes (BSOD) on my HP Laptop PC 15-fd0000 (Product Number: 70R04AV), caused by the Realtek RTL8851BE Wi-Fi adapter.
I'm currently using the latest driver version 6101.19.127.1 from HP's official website.
The crash consistently reports a DRIVER_VERIFIER_DMA_VIOLATION (0xE6) and identifies rtwlane613.sys as the faulting driver, confirmed through WinDbg analysis.
I’ve noticed that this exact issue has been resolved in recent driver updates for RTL8852BE, but there is no mention of a fix for RTL8851BE, despite both adapters using the same driver base.
Could you please escalate this to your engineering team, or advise if a hotfix or updated driver is available for RTL8851BE?
Thank you for your assistance.
07-14-2025 06:55 AM
Hi:
A newer driver has been released to HP recently you may want to try:
RTL8851BE/RTL8852BE-VT, version 6101.19.131.0