SOLVED Fall Creators Update Crash With Installation

[Simon Cook]

When the new update came, my computer installed it perfectly without any major issues, but the graphics were off. I then installed my Graphic Card Drivers, but I dealt with a networking issue where the internet did not work and reinstalled the networking drivers from a disc. However, during the installation, the computer gave me a face with a code that stated "Stop codeRIVER IRQL NOT LESS OR EQUAL What I failed: rtwlawanu.sys". I tried Startup Repair, but it didn't work. I then tried booting the computer into safe mode, but the blue screen with the same error still occurred at a later time. Even after restarting the computers, I still can't get to normal mode, so I am looking for a way to get into Windows without an error. I have also tried safe mode with networking, and it lets me boot up to safe mode. However, one time I tried to boot up, it gave me a blue lined screen.

Images: https://imgur.com/a/5Rt8E

What steps can I do to fix this issue?

Hardware info:
Anewkodi Wifi Adapter
Graphics card driver can be found here: https://www.windows10forums.com/threads/computer-graphics-and-booting.12358/#post-60017

 

[Wolfie]

Hi Simon,

go here and read it through:

https://www.windows10forums.com/articles/advanced-startup-options.38/

If you have a USB stick/DVD, start at "If you can't boot Windows 10" and see if that helps you at all!.

 

[Simon Cook]

Hi Simon,

go here and read it through:

https://www.windows10forums.com/articles/advanced-startup-options.38/

If you have a USB stick/DVD, start at "If you can't boot Windows 10" and see if that helps you at all!.

I have got to the instructions in the steps, but what options should I click first? I tried System Restore, and it does not work. The image attached is the image from system restore from the disc.

 

[Wolfie]

Hi Simon,

download a fresh copy of W10 and do it like the instructions as an upgrade!.

See also:

https://www.windows10forums.com/thr...ws-10-to-the-latest-version.13015/#post-73822

You should be using version 1709 which is the current release!.

 

[Simon Cook]

Ok. Actually, I found out there is a way to solve this without installation. These are the instructions for further reference:
1. Boot to safe mode.
2. Uninstall Network drivers using device manger
3. Reboot to Windows
4. Find latest version of drivers and download.