Windows 10: Every day, my PC crashes with the event report "Bug check"

Hello!My PC is crashing everyday - sometimes it happens multiple times - completely randomly. I could be watching YouTube videos, playing a game, or just browsing websites. Every time it happens, it freezes everything for a few seconds and then completely restarts the system. This has been happening for way over a year now and it's really starting to get annoying. I've tried researching online and found too many different answers. I'd love to get this problem sorted so I can use this PC and not have to sit here waiting for it to crash.

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Need help understanding BSOD debugging crash reports

For a couple months now, my housemate's computer has been crashing several times a day, straight to BSOD.

We've been hammering at it for a while now, and I'm in deep now.

Normally pretty good with such things, but this is a bit further in the weeds than I've gotten before.

Not sure exactly what I'm looking at here:

Is there something wrong with svchost.exe? Or something wrong with tcpip.sys?

What's my next step here?

Things we've already done:

• Rebooting (a lot)
  
• checking power and battery health
  
• checking for errors in device manager
  
• windows update
  
• drive check (SSD, so not a lot to do there)
  
• set the driver verifier running, but either I don't know how to use it correctly (likely) or it hasn't done anything useful
  
• run the Event Viewer
  
  • "Critical" events shows quite a few faults, each associated with a crash event, but with several different (though apparently related) error codes.
    

Link to folder with Event Viewer info for the most recent Critical events, and the WinDBG crash report:

Debugging docs – Google Drive

 

Event Viewer (MCC.exe) crashes 'System.IO.IOException'

I'm afraid this is another Windows 1903 bug (current ver 1836.175) as it is reproducible on every (?) PC.

• run Event Viewer
• click 'Create Custom View' on the right panel
• create for example a filter for System, events 6005, 6006, give it a name and save it:
  
  
• then click on the left tree "Custom Views" and an mcc.exe crash will occur *Confused reporting a IO error reading "C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Event Viewer\Views\View_0.xml"

P.S.
To roll-back you can from an admin prompt:
Code:

 

Persistent Crashing While Sleep Mode - Bug Check

Hello folks! I'm having a concerning issue with my recently built Windows 10 machine. Below are my system specs, symptoms of issue, steps to reproduce, troubleshooting steps taken, and an attached minidump (MEMORY.DMP).

System Specs

CPU: Intel i9 9900k @ 4.7ghz

Mobo: ASUS ROG Maximus XI Hero (Wi-Fi)

RAM: 4x8gb Corsair Vengeance RBG DDR4-3600 C18 @ 3200mhz [XMP Profile]

GPU: EVGA RTX 2080

All drivers are up to date and verified intact

Symptoms

• When attempting to sleep, computer will frequently sleep fine for up to 3-4 hours, waking as normal.
• However, when gone and set to sleep for 6+hrs, system is off and boots cold.
• Event Viewer inconclusive, reveals that prior shutdown was unexpected, did not cleanly shut down, and generally indicates a crash.
• Event Viewer reveals Error Level Event:
  • "The computer has rebooted from a bugcheck. The bugcheck was: 0x00000133 (0x0000000000000001, 0x0000000000001e00, 0xfffff8012126b378, 0x0000000000000000). A dump was saved in: C:\Windows\MEMORY.DMP. Report Id: 7a6ff501-6edc-4660-907b-23ae49f400a1."
• Specific bugcheck code varies. Most frequently 0x00000133 and 0x00000001.

Steps to Reproduce

1. Initiate sleep
2. Wait several hours (most recent occasion was 7.5hrs)
3. Attempt to wake, find powered off
4. Boot cold

Notably, problem presents regardless of if computer entered sleep from inactivity or if manually set to sleep.

Troubleshooting Steps Taken

Steps taken in rough order:

1. Disable Fastboot in both BIOS and Windows
2. Disable Hibernate
3. Check powercfg for wake requests (find none)
4. Disable all possible wake requestors (notably network wake)
5. Verify driver integrity and updates
6. Verify disk and operating system integrity
7. Verify memory function with memtest86 and other stress testers (Passed with flying colors)
8. Verify CPU and motherboard function with stress testers (Passed with flying colors)
9. Disable all overclocking and repeat testing

So far, none of these troubleshooting steps have resolved the sleep issue.
I've attached the most recent MEMORY.DMP here.

I'm at wits end. As a layperson I've done all the troubleshooting I can reasonably find recommended. I've been unable to find any additional leads online to try anything else. Please help!