Strix G531GT - network adapter stops working when gaming, ACPI errors

[SobxRog]

...aaand the problem is back for me. Before it seemed to take 2-4 days of this problem reoccuring (only while playing online games), then it just stops happening for a few months until it starts happening again. This is the 3rd time it started happening, currently 3rd day of AC9560 wireless card "dying" and failing to restart itself. It works again after I manually turn the card itself off and on again through device manager.

Has anyone found the reason for this happening? Any valid solutions? Is this something that will keep happening due to some unknown to me updates or something? I don't get it.

Edit: the laptop model I'm using is the G731GW, but the issue seems to be the same.


Edit2: nvm, after windows/armory claimed I had my drivers up to date, I've updated the wireless/bluetooth drivers directly from Intel site using their assistance software and for now it seems that solved the issue, considering the adapter keeps working after ~30 minutes of being ingame.


...Edit3: nope, a day later it happened again. I'm confused.

[mar_ga]

Hello mar_ga,
So the issue does not happen in the previous BIOS?
Which Windows version are you using ? 1909 or 2004?
Thank you.

So..
@Blake
GL504GW - Windows 10 Home , 1909 , compilation : 18362.1082

I don't know is it related but - For me problem appeared when my GL504GW came back from RMA - the MOBO was changed.
This could be realted but.. i dont know. ( I will never ever send my laptop for RMA to ASUS - i will even wonder to by another one...- but it's another history).

When i switched to 2.4 GHZ - No errors appeared - but 2.4 is uselss for me.

The problem with NETWT08 ERRORS / WIFI RESET - only appears @ 5 GHZ WIFI.
And ONLY when NVIDIA GPU is rolling in - When Gaming/Video Editing. During office work with INTEL GPU , wifi work properly.


ERRORS IN WINDOWS LOG :

WARNING : NDIS ID:10400
WiFi Adapter reset

WARNING: Netwtw08 ID: 6666
6666 - Firmware dbgc dump trigger

ERROR : Netwtw08 ID: 5005

ERROR : Netwtw08 ID: 5007
5007 - TX/CMD timeout (TfdQueue hanged)

ERROR : Netwtw08 ID: 5002




I made full research (5GHZ)
- Downgraded to 305,306 BIOS --> Netwtw08ERRORS - WiFi Reset
- Reinstalled System , Fresh drivers from ASUS - Netwtw08ERRORS - WiFi Reset
- I even replaced my AC-9560 WIFI CARD for another the same card ( had it in my second laptop , where was no problems [DELL} ) - Netwtw08ERRORS - WiFi Reset.

SOLUTION -
After All i changed my ASUS RT-AC56U , ROUTER WiFi settings.
I tested all Band Channels / Channels - 5GHZ settings - AND :
- 20 MHZ - NO ERRORS ( But slow bandwith )
- 40 MHZ - NO ERRORS ( Bandwith quite OK )
- 80 MHZ - Netwt08 ERRORS / WiFi Reset.

It seems like ther's some crash with Band Channel - i Forced my router @ 5GHZ - Band Channel = 40 MHZ , and Channel = 40 , and its OK. I got no adapter resets/errors. But still windows logs error :

Netwtw08 ID:6062
6062 - Lso was triggered

But it dont influent WIFI stability. So i left topic quite solved... for now.

Few ideas :
- INTEL/ASUS - WINDOWS Service Pack - Drivers Bug
- Router bug ( but earlier worked properly) ( with other hardware no problems )
- ASUS Laptop - MOBO failure, power supply bug ? ( strange - errors only roll in when RTX launching )
When WiFi Adapter recive 80 MHZ signal + RTX power - its to much ?

After i searched WEB i noticed the NETWT08 ERROR problem appear across other laptops (ASUS) sometimes (but few) other brands...
This should be passed to INTEL/ASUS devs for test/fix.

the old saying - you can count, count on yourself
Ehh ASUS... It used to be Solid company..

[Leo Lim]

My solution is uninstall OneDrive and Skype from my computer, it's work.

[mbushnaq00]

so after the motherboard replacement, I encountered this issue.

Should I send it back or is there a fix?