– The problem happened more often with 1 of my 2 available wifi networks, so I mostly used the other (i considered more reliable) one. – I’ve been having random loss of network (total drop of bandwidth/total loss, or heavy interference) while the wifi network remains connected, often in IE at those times it will say “INET_E_RESOURCE_NOT_FOUND”. These drivers somehow conflict with my Realtek wireless network device(s), i found a correlation between random connectivity problems and the ‘cmudaxp.sys’ driver, I am a developer myself and I know how hard it will be to convince you of this relation but I will try to do my best: I will copy over the content from the aforementioned link, where I describing my issue in detail, into here: I will also get a symbolized stacktrace myself shortly.Įven if no one can make accurate guess or help locate the real issue, this thread can help others with the same problem, as I don't think this is an isolated case if true. Minidumps are present as linked in the original description, they may give away a clue. I had been digging for a long long time until I found the network loss to be related to my sound device/driver. That is one reason for asking if anyone else ever had it.īut besides that, I didn't try to find out if the same issues occur with the original Asus drivers for my Xonar DGX (almost immediately installed custom one) so I will try to keep this thread up-to-date about any developments as I will now be forced to go back to original drivers.Īlso, maybe experienced folks here can dive deeper into the issue. I would like to keep using them, and it is unlikely he'll find it to be a bug in his drivers and release a fix. It's very hard to imagine this relationship, but I described the issue in detail at the publisher of said custom drivers: It seems to have been causing network interruptions.

probably as a result of that) interfere with my network connectivity. I have experienced my sound card (with custom Uni Xonar drivers.

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