The Dell Latitude 3440 DW1705 Wireless Combo Driver computer has an odd problem where you get a blue screen when you try and connect the card to a network. The problem with the driver that came with the computer is that the athrx.sys was the problem file which gave the error.
Latitude 3440 DW1705 Wireless Combo Driver
The latest driver listed below will solve the issue for the wireless DW1705 card. Note that if WPA is used instead of using the WPA2 for wireless security on the wireless network, the computer system will connect to the network using the DW1705 with giving you an error. Likewise see also the Vostro 200 Wireless 1370 & 1470.
The Dell Latitude 3440 computer faces an unusual issue: attempting to connect the wireless card to a network results in a blue screen error. The root cause lies in the problematic file, athrx.sys, within the driver that came pre-installed on the computer.
To resolve this issue, the recommended solution is to install the Latitude 3440 DW1705. This driver effectively addresses the problem associated with the DW1705 card. It’s worth noting that if WPA is utilized instead of WPA2 for wireless security on the network. The computer will successfully connect to the network via the DW1705 without triggering an error. Likewise also see the Error Code 18 as well as the Error Code 9.
The specific driver that addresses this problem is the Dell Wireless 1705 802.11b/g/n, Bluetooth 4.0+HS Driver. It is compatible with Latitude 3440 and supports operating systems such as Windows 7, both 32-bit and 64-bit versions. The driver update was last implemented on 05 Feb 2014.
Dell Wireless 1705 802.11b/g/n Driver
