G15 5511 Starting Hotspot Causes Blue Screen (BSOD)

I've been using the hotspot sharing feature on Windows 10 for months and have not encountered any issues, but now all of a sudden when I start the hotspot at first my internet disconnects completely until I close it quickly enough, if I leave it open long enough, I see a BSOD giving me IRQL_UNEXPECTED_VALUE with the message: "What failed: tcpip.sys" On top of that it stays stuck like that and doesn't restart even though the message says that it will. I waited 10 minutes once and no change so I concluded I had to forcefully shut it down with the power button. I figured it must be a driver issue, so I installed a previous version of the drivers both for wifi and ethernet, and still I'm seeing the issues, then I used "sfc /scannow" on a powershell to check for windows corrupt files (also used DISM commands), I found one corrupt file and I couldn't fix it, so I reinstalled windows on a clean drive, updated to the latest version, installed the latest drivers, checked for corruption again and it said nothing was wrong, and I still encountered the issue. Does anyone have an idea what's causing this? Is it an obscure windows update that broke the wifi drivers or something? or how to diagnose? It's driving me crazy. I really need to use the hotspot feature because my router's WiFi is broken and only ethernet works, so I'm sharing the connection with other devices through this laptop.