Windows 10: 3 BSODs in the past month and looking for assistance

Hello,I have gotten 3 different bluescreens in the past month. I have used my computer for dozens of hours in-between. Typically BIOS/windows/drivers are always latest or just one behind. No major changes to my setup. I did change my RAM from 3600 to 3200 as AMD states that Ryzen 9 3900xt only supports 3200.PC specifications and dumps are in the following google drive folder: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/14oOUSMPSekxlEMrRTddm79x_gzXiFv_l?usp=sharingThe latest one I had JUST turned my PC on, was in a discord call watching twitch with no other processes.

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UNEXPECTED_STORE_EXCEPTION at random, everyday, for the past 3 months

Hello philc43 and thank you for your reply. Upon viewing both the programs you suggested, I don't know which are the actual tests I need to do, nor which screenshots you want in particular. That's why I tried pretty much everything that didn't seem risky, lol. Please let me know if you need anything else; thanks again.

Seatools:
- Short Generic resulted in a "Pass" (both SSDs).
- Short Drive Self Test resulted in a "Pass" (both SSDs).
- SMART resulted in a "Pass" (both SSDs).

HD Tune Pro:
- Error Scan for both SSDs resulted in green squares
- Health status is "ok" for both SSDs
- KINGSTON SA400S37480G Benchmark (First SSD)
Test capacity: full
Transfer Rate Minimum : 3.4 MB/s
Transfer Rate Maximum : 100.1 MB/s
Transfer Rate Average : 29.7 MB/s
Access Time : 0.964 ms
Burst Rate : 72.7 MB/s
CPU Usage : 3.8%
- KINGSTON SA400S37480G Benchmark (Second SSD)
Test capacity: full
Transfer Rate Minimum : 5.4 MB/s
Transfer Rate Maximum : 402.5 MB/s
Transfer Rate Average : 231.0 MB/s
Access Time : 0.206 ms
Burst Rate : 64.3 MB/s
CPU Usage : 2.7%

Windows Memory Diagnostic:
- No errors found

CrystalDiskInfo:
- Health is "Good" for both SSDs

Screenshots:

 

UNEXPECTED_STORE_EXCEPTION at random, everyday, for the past 3 months






And this is HD Tune. Sorry for the delay, I have a few busy days ahead so I'll upload the memtest ASAP. However, I have two things I want to mention in the meantime. First of all, I didn't have any BSODs in the past few days and the only thing I've changed was to move the keyboard from a USB port to another. Second of all, there was a technician who mentioned the following errors:

Code:

Why would my system reference a device that does not exist? Upon closer inspection, we found out this driver:

Code:

I know that DT can cause BSODs, especially when the system tries to reference a virtual disk when it has been removed... However, I've uninstalled DT way before the BSODs started. Is there a way to remove this driver too?

Sorry for derailing your suggestions, I'll try to go back on-topic when I have the memtest logs/images. Have a good day.

 

BSOD roughly 3 times per month

Hello, my computer has been blue-screening roughly 3 times per month since October 2018. I don't know much about how to go about searching for the cause, but I did start collecting memory mini-dumps.

2019-01-04 dump:

BugcheckCode 292, Parameter 1 = 0x0

https://1drv.ms/u/s!AphKGS-86UWxkk5FXwR8J8fsWHdq

2019-01-03 dump:

BugcheckCode 292, Parameter 1 = 0x0
https://1drv.ms/u/s!AphKGS-86UWxkklW6sANCfY55MdV

Specs:

• Windows 10 Home 64-bit (Build 17134)
• Intel Core i7-4790K CPU @ 4GHz, currently not overclocked
• ASUS R9 280 Series 3GB
• Corsair Vengeance Pro, 2x 8GB
• Western Digital 1TB Black HDD
• Corsair HX850i

Other notes:

I only have Windows Defender (fully up to date) and Malwarebytes (Free 3.2.2, PC scanned 4 weeks ago).

From what I have found in Event Viewer, both of these are BugcheckCode 292 with a Parameter 1 of 0x0. That seems to indicate WHEA_UNCORRECTABLE_ERROR, "fatal hardware error" and "machine check exception".

In the last 3 months:

• 5 out of 9 BSODs are listed as BugcheckCode 292.
• 3 out of 9 are listed as BugcheckCode 0. I cannot find any information about this.
• 1 is listed as BugcheckCode 24, and as it was an isolated case from two months ago, it is probably irrelevant

I put the computer to sleep mode frequently due to slow boot times. However, on rare occasion when attempting to wake the computer, I will hear the PC case fans rev up for half of a second, then the entire PC returns to sleep mode. When this happens, it
takes 3-6 attempts to wake the PC. I suspect the hardware error occurring may be a dying PSU. It also seems to coincide with when I am using 8+ GB of RAM, but that's not always the case. Still, it could be a RAM problem.

Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.