The WdiWiFi.sys is an important system file that is responsible for managing wireless online grid connections.

In this post onMiniTool Website, we will show you how to fix Wdiwifi.sys BSOD in detail.

Wdiwifi.sys BSOD Windows 10

Wdiwifi.sys BSOD is one of the common errors that you might encounter.

hit Search automatically for drivers

Since it is a critical Windows error, you should fix this problem immediately.

You may receive one of the following error messages:

How to Fix Wdiwifi.sys BSOD Windows 10?

Fix 1: Update Wi-Fi Driver

First, check that your Wi-Fi drive is up to date.

hit Restart now and check for problems

If it is not, adhere to these instructions to update it in time:

Step 1.

PressWin+Xto initiate the quick menu and selectDevice Managerfrom the list.

ExpandNetwork adapterscategory and right-hit your Wi-Fi adapter and selectUpdate driver.

select a restore point

Choose theSearch automatically for driversoption and wait for the process to complete.

In this case, you’re able to initiate the Windows Memory Diagnostic tool to perform a test.

Typerunin the search bar and hitEnterto open theRundialog box.

hit Check for updates

Typemdsched.exeand hitOKto launchWindows Memory Diagnostic.

SelectRestart now and check for problemsand wait for the tool to check your memory.

Heres how to do it:

Step 1.

[SOLVED] Windows Update Cannot Currently Check for Updates

Typecreate a system pointin the search bar and hitEnter.

Under theSystem Protectiontab, hitSystem Restore.

HitNext> select a system restore point > hitNextto start the restoring process.

choose the destination path

To do so:

Step 1.

Go toUpdate & Security>Windows Update>Check for updates.

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Now, you must solve Wdiwifi.sys BSOD error.

Launch this tool and go to theBackuppage.

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Step 2.

Click onBack Up Nowto start the process.

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