Just to report that the problem occurs on the driver version V15.3.0.16 I downloaded from Asus site for my Zenbook UX32VD running Win 7 64bit. I rolled the driver back to 15.2.19 and I do not get the BSOD anymore, but still each time I connect to the Nexus 4 hotspot, Windows creates a new wlan configurtion for some reason (like if the SSID of the hotspot is "foo", it now saved it as "foo 18" and asks me each time wheter it's a home or public wifi).
What's up with the fix, Intel? The problem was reported in december, more than 6 months ago, have you been able to confirm it yet? Any estimate when you'll going to fix it?
I am disappointed to find such a major fault in Intel's product and even more so in Intel's handling of solving the problem. I guess I have to suck it up and upgrade the wlan card - it won't be an Intel, that's for sure.