[SOLVED] How To Fix WVLAN22.SYS BSOD Error (Bluescreen)
Typically, WVLAN22.SYS errors manfest as a blue screen error (BSOD) and are caused by attempting to load a corrupt or missing WaveLan/PCMCIA Software for DOS device drivers, or having defective hardware associated with the driver. File replacement is typically the best and easiest way to resolve errors related to SYS files. After the problem file is replaced, running a driver scan will ensure all device drivers are updated (which could be the source of the WVLAN22.SYS error).
Windows System File formats are categorized as System Files and utilize the SYS extension. Below, you find the latest file versions for %%os%% (and other OS versions). If we do not have a copy of your WVLAN22.SYS version, you can simply hit the "Request" button to request a copy. Some file versions may be missing from our extensive database, and in those cases, you might need to contact AT&T Inc..
If you've successfully replaced the file in the right location, your issues with WVLAN22.SYS should be resolved. We recommend running a quick test to confirm that's the case. You can then re-open WaveLan/PCMCIA Software for DOS to see if the error message is still triggered.
| WVLAN22.SYS File Summary | |
|---|---|
| File: | SYS |
| Application Type: | 3.30 |
| Software: | WaveLan/PCMCIA Software for DOS |
| ID: | 1.0.0.0 |
| Programmer: | AT&T Inc. |
| Name: | WVLAN22.SYS |
| Bytes: | 51712 |
| SHA-1: | 709BF5FEAB21DC07AD88DE3E55B7FEC8E7D203DE |
| MD5: | 4F0553D9A6A0B587268B19985347204E |
| CRC32: | |
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WVLAN22.SYS Errors
Typically, BSODs or Blue Screen of Death errors associated with WVLAN22.SYS include:
- "Problem detected: WVLAN22.SYS has caused a problem and Windows shutdown to prevent damage."
- ":( WVLAN22.SYS caused an error. Your PC needs to restart."
- "0x0A: IRQL_NOT_LESS_EQUAL – WVLAN22.SYS"
- 0x01E: KMODE_EXCEPTION_NOT_HANDLED – WVLAN22.SYS
- 0×00000050 STOP: PAGE_FAULT_IN_NONPAGED_AREA – WVLAN22.SYS
The majority of WVLAN22.SYS BSOD errors happen after fresh install of new hardware or software (WaveLan/PCMCIA Software for DOS). There WVLAN22.SYS errors can happen during WaveLan/PCMCIA Software for DOS installation, while a WVLAN22.SYS-related program is running, while a AT&T Inc.-related device driver is loaded, or during startup / shutdown. When seeing your BSOD WVLAN22.SYS error, please record all occurrences to troubleshoot WaveLan/PCMCIA Software for DOS, and to help AT&T Inc. find the cause.
Problem Sources of WVLAN22.SYS
WVLAN22.SYS BSOD errors are caused by a variety of firmware, hardware, driver, or software problems. These WVLAN22.SYS errors can be related to AT&T Inc. hardware or WaveLan/PCMCIA Software for DOS problems in many cases.
Chiefly, complications of WVLAN22.SYS are due to:
- Poorly configured, outdated, or corrupted device drivers (WVLAN22.SYS).
- Corrupted or invalid WVLAN22.SYS registry from WaveLan/PCMCIA Software for DOS or hardware-related change.
- Malware has infected WVLAN22.SYS (or related WaveLan/PCMCIA Software for DOS), creating corruption and WVLAN22.SYS errors.
- New AT&T Inc.-related hardware install creating WVLAN22.SYS conflicts.
- Install of WaveLan/PCMCIA Software for DOS or device drivers (WVLAN22.SYS) causing removal or damage.
- WVLAN22.SYS blue screen caused by a damaged hard disk.
- WVLAN22.SYS STOP error created from RAM memory corruption.
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