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Probook 640 G5
Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

After far to long, I installed Veeam Agent, and started backupping. Backup is supposed to run over WiFi. My WiFi connection speed is between 450Mbps and 650Mbps (My router is still ac only).

 

Normally, my card run's fine. My backup's get interrupted though, and fail.

 

When I notice this and check, network connectivity is restored again.

 

Windows system eventlog has the following error's:

5005 internal error

5055 HW error

 

NDIS then try's to (event 10400) reset/re-initialise the card (have to translate from dutch, "opnieuw instellen")

In my last run, this has happend 11 times after the last initialisation.

 

I was running the lastest driver from HP, (21.80.,,,), and also tried the previous driver 21.60.0.5. No luck. Any suggestions?

 

Thomas Roes

 

 

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