tcpip.sys is part of the windows operating system and Netwtw06.sys belongs to wifi cards from intel you can try to fix problems with tcpip.sys by opening a command prompt as administrator and type netsh int ip reset c:\netsh.log after that reboot the laptop also problems with tcpip.sys can be caused by the autoprotect feature from securityprograms (antivirus / malware) so try to switch that feature off and check if it helps.
Netwtw06.sys check for driver updates to your intel wifi card.
PAnDAn
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April 2nd, 2019 00:00
Hello,
I had intermitent blue screens with my system too.
Try to change the power options in the bios setup (F12 to get there from startup), change the mode standard or adaptive seemed to work better for me.
confuseduser43
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April 2nd, 2019 04:00
Hello,
tcpip.sys is part of the windows operating system and Netwtw06.sys belongs to wifi cards from intel you can try to fix problems with tcpip.sys by opening a command prompt as administrator and type netsh int ip reset c:\netsh.log after that reboot the laptop also problems with tcpip.sys can be caused by the autoprotect feature from securityprograms (antivirus / malware) so try to switch that feature off and check if it helps.
Netwtw06.sys check for driver updates to your intel wifi card.