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Aside from drivers being an issue of course, the first step to troubleshoot network issues with Steam specifically is to bypass any router you are using and use ethernet only. This also works of course when just troubleshooting in general as we are now.
https://support.steampowered.com/kb_article.php?ref=1456-EUDN-2493
Just run that .exe file and install the new driver that you downloaded from Lynksys.
So you have to go to the official manufacturer's webpage and download and install and update that driver.
BSOD errors are very often caused because of driver issues, either because they are not updated or they get corrupted, or you never installed then in the first place. SOMETIMES it is actually the hardware that is failing that causes them, but since this is a new device, perhaps we can rule that out.
You need to install and update the driver for that USB device. Don't ever just let Windows do it for you and let that be it. YOU must update them and I only ever suggest doing that from the official support page for the hardware in question, in this case Lynksis.
Are either of the links that GG posted for the new driver? Or do i need to go to the website and get it. (Not trying to sound lazy lol just wondering)
The .rar file is the driver. He may be correct about that .exe file being just a utility and if so, I am sorry for telling you to run that. Can you not use the guide and use that .rar file as the driver that it installs ?
ninja'd by the good ChoGGi
edit: since you haven't chosen the option in explorer to show file extensions for known files then you can't see the .inf on the end of it (.inf being what windows uses for driver install files)