Windows 10: Windows 10 64-bit BSOD with SYSTEM PTE MISUSE error only

I've been having these crashes for some time now specifically with this stop code alone and can't figure out what's causing them. They started occuring around 2 or 3 weeks ago when I updated nvidia's drivers. Uninstalled them with DDU and reinstalled thinking this could be the problem but they still persist. I also tried looking up this error code but nothing concrete came up. They also seem to be random because I'm not doing anything specific when they occur. I also tried with sfc /scannow and a few DISM commands but they didn't find any issues.Here's a few dump files that Windows created whe

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SYSTEM PTE MISUSE

This was already attempted. I get the HP logo then a SYSTEM PTE MISUSE error.

 

BSOD errors SYSTEM PTE MISUSE and many other crashes with different names.

Hello. For the past week ive been getting random crashes. I think its because of updating my Nvidia drivers but im not 100% sure. here are the notable crash logs ive gathered from Windows/Minidump:

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I've also made a report yesterday about this. The link can be found here:

https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/all/random-bsod-error-called-system-pte-misuse/f808d4e5-1b22-4c94-b67a-3c054d8ae969



Thank you.

 

SYSTEM PTE MISUSE

Hello Ben,

Let's determine the cause of the issue. To get started, we'd like to clarify the error message that you're getting when trying to perform System Restore.

Blue screen errors (SYSTEM PTE MISUSE) can occur if a serious problem causes Windows 10 to shut down or restart unexpectedly. This can be caused by both hardware and software issues.

Meanwhile, let's run a Startup Repair using the Windows 10 Media Creation Tool. Startup or Automatic Repair automatically diagnose and fix common issues that may cause operating system to not start properly.

To get started, let's create an installation media for Windows 10 (via USB) through this
link.

Once we have the bootable USB, please follow these steps:

• Insert the installation USB and boot Windows 10 from it.
• Select Language, Time and currency format and the Keyboard or input method.
• Click Next.
• Click Repair your computer, and select Troubleshoot.
• Click Advanced option.
• Select Automatic Repair, and select the operating system.

We're looking forward to your response.