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w8rt33W28
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by w8rt33W28 »
Agreed, that usually does the trick. Also, double-check your drivers through Device Manager, as outdated ones can cause those specific blue screens.
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zfwr55228
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by zfwr55228 »
Can confirm. Yeah, and while you're in there, maybe check if Dell has any specific BIOS updates for your model since the upgrade.
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Zf6cC0jV
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by Zf6cC0jV »
Yeah, You could also try a clean install of Windows 11 instead of the upgrade, as that often resolves leftover driver conflicts.
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z7FBTZ
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by z7FBTZ »
Another option is to check if Dell has released any specific BIOS or chipset driver updates for your model since the upgrade.
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6NEqWEh
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by 6NEqWEh »
Yeah, and while you're there, check if they have any Windows 11-specific driver updates for things like your graphics or storage.