Dear MauriceWill,
I am happy to have found your message as I am experiencing a similar issue. My XPS 13 9350 works smoothly at home, but when I go to my faculty it crashes while trying to connect to the wifi signal.
I think this is due to the wifi card, given that an external usb wifi card solved the issue.
Moreover, I noticed that the problem started when the Uni IT system started to update their network - they bought some Aruba routers and I could see that when they were progressively put in place in different areas of the building then my laptop started crashing in those areas.
Have you found any solution to the issue? The Uni IT office thinks I am nuts. The main option would be to change WiFi card myself as I am out of warranty in any case...
Thanks,
Andrea
I am having exactly the same issue. My XPS 9350 works fine at home and with my mobile modem. However once I am on university campus connecting to eduroam, the blue screen happens for a few times within an hour.
0xffffffffc0000005,
0xfffff805496bd589,
0xffffbc0a7bdf8228,
0xffffbc0a7bdf7a70
No and I can't fix it. I've also had to stop automatic windows updates.
I'm not an Apple fan, apart from the iphones, but now I see why Apple has stable working machines, because the OS and Hardware are controlled by the same manufacturer.
I've always been a huge Dell advocate, but I'm seriously thinking of going for a Surface on my next purchase.
I'm not seeing or getting anything back from DELL on this forum, which is a damn shame.