Windows 10: 0xa0 and 0x139 BSOD's

Hello, I have a pesky BSOD problem. I've tried to deal with it by flashing BIOS, removing and updating graphics, network and sound card drivers. I've also changed hibernation file size to 100% and did memory diagnostic. Still my system was crashing even when left alone with no applications running. I've used Windows reset hoping it's just a faulty driver problem but no joy.
Here's a link to V2 collector files DESKTOP-0SUP5SA-(2020-06-22_21-45-27).zip - Google Drive

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BSOD - 0x139 KERNEL_SECURITY_CHECK_FAILURE


Welcome aboard, Thomas42.

Stop 0x139 is a bad BSOD. Because ....

The in this application part is different in three dumps. In one it is Dropbox, in another one it is Plays TV and in another one it is crrss.exe, a core system file. So it is none of them but something that is playing in the background, not coming in the front. And that is the basic nature of a disguising malware.

I would suggest you to do another clean reinstall. Then dont rush the programs, we have to use the program installation process as the eliminating process. Add one driver/software at a time; see its effect on the system, then install another one. Go on this way. See at what stage the BSOD comes back. That will be the program in fault.

P.S. While installing the display driver, follow this method: AMD Graphics Drivers - Install Without Catalyst Install Manager - Windows 7 Help Forums

 

Friend's desktop BSOD - 0x139 ntkrnlmp.exe


Hi, and thanks for the replies!

I just talked to him earlier and I got this:

1. He has tried turning off overclock, still got BSOD
2. He's gonna let me know if it still crashes once he removes Daemon
3. He replaced the processor, motherboard and RAM after he got the crashes and he still gets them. His SSD is also brand new and with a relatively new install of Windows on it
4. Driver Booster was installed only a few weeks ago and he got crashes way before installing any drivers
5. NVIDIA driver was cleanly installed
6. He tried running Twin Sagas (game.bin) again and the BSOD didn't happen, it seems to occur randomly

To summarize again, he got crashes on his previous system and replaced his processor, RAM, and motherboard along with a new SSD. Crashes still occur, and at random.

I've suggested removing Daemon and a few drivers and to send to me any new minidumps if he gets another BSOD.

I'll post it here once I get it, cheers!

 

Kernel Security Check Failure 0x139

Hello

My Computer has been running weird for the past days. Recently I suddenly got a bsod out of nowhere which the Bug code 0x139.

Here is the dmp file. DMP File

If anyone knows what this error is related to please tell me.