Windows 10: ntoskrnl.exe BSOD doesn't stop. Don't know what to do anymore.

Hi, I'm having serious trouble with my computer by having random BSODs by ntoskrnl.exe and I don't know what else to do.

A month ago I installed a new SSD aside from the main SSD and a HDD I have, and updated some drivers (AMD graphic card, BIOS, chipset, etc) and a couple of days after that, I started having random BSODs. They don't often happen, like I can be playing videogames for hours and all goes well, but suddenly I'm just browsing a website or clicking on a folder and boom, BSOD happens. Also, it's weird that sometimes I'm on a website and the page from the browser crashes giving an error, both on Firefox and Chrome. I've tried these things:

-Reverting the drivers to the original ones.

-Uninstalling with Revo Uninstaller several programs that could make interference (like ESET Antivirus)

-As nothing was working, I erased and formated the main SSD and installed Windows 10 again.

-This didn't work either, so I did MemTest86+ to the RAMs, they had a couple of errors, sent them back to where I bought them a few months ago and today a new pair arrived.

So, thought that the new RAMs would solve the issue, but it didn't. I'm out of ideas, no matter what I do, it always gives me a BSOD with a reference to ntoskrnl.exe.

These are minidumps I have, two of them are from a week ago before I sent the RAMs back: https://filebin.net/3moiw2a0hgu1mcdd

Thanks in advance.

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How to fix BSOD caused by ntoskrnl.exe

I've done the steps you have given and surprisingly the issue got resolved. Now no issues with the battery too..!!

I don't know how to thank you, Gerry.!

• May I ask which tool do you use to analyse the dmp files?

• Why in BlueScreenView it showed the problematic driver as ntoskrnl.exe?

 

BSOD ntoskrnl.exe

I have been having the problem of BSOD for 3 days now. Have tried lots of solution, nothing works.

It's a clean install of Win 10 Pro, updated drivers, memtest86 with 0 errors for 8 hours, disk checking with 0 errors and bad sectors. I don't know what else to do.

I have SYSTEM_SERVICE_EXCEPTION, IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL, CACHE_MANAGER, PAGE_FAULT_IN_NONPAGED_AREA, BAD_POOL_CALLER, ACTIVE_EX_WORKER_THREAD_TERMINATION. All caused by driver ntoskrnl.exe.

Please help! I don't know what to do anymore and I am losing my mind.

Please don't give my an automated response, I have seen it and it does not work.

Details about system and the mini dump files are here: https://goo.gl/psnsWx

I have tried to track down a mis-behaving driver and I got BSOD DRIVER_IDENTIFIER_DETECTED_VIOLATION on top of everything else.

 

Suddenly - BSOD! x124, ntoskrnl.exe

I'm suddenly getting BSODs. I never see them happen, I always go to my computer and Windows oh so prolifically informs me of a crash. I don't know what triggers it, I'm not there... all I know is it likes to randomly crash. I do run BOINC full-time on the system so there's plenty of load on the CPU and whatnot, but I have before and never had issues until just lately.

(( One major pet peeve about Windows 8... previous versions would give you some info, now I get these *Frown ... ))

Bluescreenview tells me that it's the classic x124 code, and its caused by ntoskrnl.exe. At first I thought that it might be caused by my sound card, a Creative X-Fi Titanium Fatal1ty Pro. The reason I thought this is because I never really had any BSOD before I put this card in, where before I used an Asus Xonar DG. I initially blamed Creative's drivers or something along those lines, but since it says the kernel is crashing, I'm thinking maybe Creative isn't at fault here with shoddy drivers. Is my OC suddenly unstable? One line of thought that suggests some form of hardware instability here is that the Asus Xonar DG was a PCI card, and the X-Fi I am using now is PCI-E x1. Maybe having my sound card on the PCI-E bus is stressing out the system more than it was before causing BSOD?