Windows 10: Constant BSODs that I can't pinpoint what is causing it

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  1. YOUSSEFHAMDY_777
    youssefhamdy_777 Win User

    Constant BSODs that I can't pinpoint what is causing it


    Hello,


    My computer specs:

    RTX 2060 Super

    Z390 aorus pro wifi

    core i5 9600k

    16 gb ram


    My computer is brand new, I bought it over a month ago and each piece was bought separately. As soon as I got the computer running I would constantly get those windows crashes that would come randomly whether I was gaming or watching something on youtube, everything would stop responding which is then followed by a machine check exception bsod, it was a watchdog something when I first started the computer in December, but after I've wiped everything and reinstalled windows it became constantly machine check exception. The bug code changed but the BSODs remain and I always encounter them in the same manner. first the screen freezes then the bsod the computer restarts and boots into windows again and then after a few days same problem again.


    I know what you're thinking this has to be a ram problem, I've already ran memtest86 for hours and nothing came of it that would make me doubt my ram, I've reinstalled windows, checked drivers, updated BIOS and everything. I've tried running prime95 to check for processor issues and I can't get it to run for long because the computer until now has crashed during it 2 times. I'll try a third time tomorrow but I'm not optimistic about the results. I want to know for sure if this is a processor problem or not before I request a return so I'm going to upload my prime95 results along with all my bsod dump

    files. I hope everything below helps and if anything else is needed please ask, also I'm sorry if this sounds annoying but I really appreciate quick responses because if I'm to replace my processor it has to be within 90 days of purchase 3 years warranty my a**

    Constant BSODs that I can't pinpoint what is causing it fea715f6-290f-4f3b-813f-641aad1e02cc?upload=true.png


    The BSOD at the very top is the most recent one that happened shortly before posting this an hour into my prime95 stress test.


    My BSODs http://www.mediafire.com/file/zs466o4ygqxuviw/dumpfiles.7z


    and here is a log of my p95 stress test:

    [Fri Feb 21 20:32:50 2020]
    Self-test 288K passed!
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    [Fri Feb 21 20:38:55 2020]
    Self-test 320K passed!
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    [Fri Feb 21 20:44:53 2020]
    Self-test 336K passed!
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    [Fri Feb 21 20:50:36 2020]
    Self-test 6K passed!
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    [Fri Feb 21 20:55:43 2020]
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    [Fri Feb 21 21:00:53 2020]
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    [Fri Feb 21 21:16:47 2020]
    Self-test 560K passed!
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    [Fri Feb 21 21:22:21 2020]
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    [Fri Feb 21 21:27:57 2020]
    Self-test 16K passed!
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    [Fri Feb 21 21:33:52 2020]
    Self-test 720K passed!
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    Self-test 720K passed!

    :)
     
    youssefhamdy_777, Feb 21, 2020
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  2. JOHNPTD
    johnptd Win User

    Constant BSODs

    What I suggest, since you are not currently getting a lot of help from MS, is to go to the Windows TenForums and post there. They have a specific BSOD sub-forum which may be able to pinpoint a little better your problem since it seems like there could be
    multiple causes. They have some pretty good people there who can analyze the BSOD's. This a link to their

    BSOD Forum    . You need to register at the site first.

    JohnD
     
    johnptd, Feb 21, 2020
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  3. MKSAGA
    mksaga Win User
    Pinpointing Faulty Driver Causing Memory BSODs

    Hello!

    Wanted to get some advice on pinpointing which driver is faulty on my machine. I recently built a desktop, installed Windows 10 on it (specs are in the OneDrive folder linked below).

    I keep running into BSODs while using the machine after powering it on- it typically happens while I'm playing Overwatch.

    At first, they varied widely- I got errors like:

    • kmode exception not handled
    • driver_irql not less or equal
    • driver overran stack buffer
    • attempted execute of noexecute memory

    After doing some reading, I realized it was a memory issue, and using the Windows Debugging Tool I found that they were probably caused by wdf01000.sys, but wasn't able to go farther than that. I messaged the MS support, they recommended reinstalling Windows-
    I did, and it was fine for a while.

    Now it's starting to come back... but I would get an error saying "memory management" as soon as the lock screen appeared. I ran the Windows memory diagnostic, but that came out clean.

    I enabled the Driver Verifier for all non-Windows driver and went through the "clean boot" procedure (went into system configuration, disabled all non-Windows services from startup and disabled everything under startup in task manager). Now everything is
    fine- but when I power down my computer, it shows me a BSOD with an error code, "driver verifier found faulty driver" - but it won't tell me which one. As of now, I have a working desktop with a faulty driver currently disabled lurking somewhere...

    After going through this clean boot process, I noticed that as soon as I started my keyboard software (Logitech Gaming Software 8.91), I'd get a BSOD with the error "system exception thread not handled"- so I uninstalled that, but the Driver Verifier is
    still showing the BSOD when I power down.

    So: I am relatively sure that one of my drivers is faulty, cause the RAM test came out clean. I want to pinpoint which driver is causing these crashes, but I don't know how other than enabling them upon startup one at a time.

    Followed the procedures mentioned in
    these
    posts    ,
    here is a OneDrive link     with three most recent minidumps, output of MSInfo, and specs from AIDA64:

    ms support

    Any tips on where to start? Thanks for the help in advance!
     
    mksaga, Feb 21, 2020
    #3
  4. DYAN REY
    Dyan Rey Win User

    Constant BSODs that I can't pinpoint what is causing it

    KernelBase.dll is broken constant BSOD's constant game crashing.

    Hi Darry,

    User Profile corruption is one of the possible reasons why you are experiencing constant BSOD's on your computer. You mentioned that you ran the
    System File Checker (SFC) tool, but is still getting a stop code. To further troubleshoot the issue, we suggest that you create a new User Profile and check if the issue persists.

    To create a user profile, follow these steps:

    • Go to Settings. Click Accounts.
    • Select Family & other people.
    • Select the Add someone else to this PC tab.
    • Name the user as Test.
    • Leave the password field blank.
    • Hit Next.
    • Sign in as Test user.

    You may also check this link
    to fix BSOD errors. Choose the situation when you experienced the problem and follow the troubleshooting steps.
     
    Dyan Rey, Feb 21, 2020
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