Windows 10: Average of 5-10 BSOD daily, please help

Hey there,

I have had a problem with the BSOD that I've had for a while now and would love some help in regards to how I can get this to stop.

I've got a feeling that it possibly started when I installed the Samsung 840 SSD Hard drive, I have installed the latest drivers recently and yet I'm still experiencing frequent crashes.

I've uploaded the requested file. Thanks to all!

Stuart

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Windows 10 using ~10mb every 5 minutes

Windows 10 using ~10mb every 5 minutes and my average daily bandwidth allowence is 200mb. Is there any way to at least slow this down?

Updates - paused

Metered - check

Location disabled - check

Telemetry disabled - check

 

Random daily BSOD! Help please!!!!

This is driving me mad. I tried everything I could think of: Updated all drivers, updated BIOS, disconnected peripherals, disabled individual devices. Ran Memory diagnostics. IT KEEPS HAPPENING. At completely random intervals, sometimes in the middle of
a process, sometimes when the machine is idle. Sometimes after a few minutes on reboot, other times after hours of solid use. But happen it will. At some point or another.

The minidump files just give me:

Here is the latest one in full:


Primary Analysis

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Crash Code Links


Loaded Module List


Raw Stack Contents


Dump Header Information


Strings

 

Hi marinestu99,

Welcome to the 10forums.

I noticed there are a few 0x101 and a 0x124.
Especially for the 0x101 a BIOS update might resolve it.
Both the 0x101 and 0x124 are known for BIOS and hardware problems.
Code: BIOS Version: American Megatrends Inc. P2.20, 12/10/2012[/quote] There are many updates available with different installation methods.
Attachment 51807
ASRock > 970 Extreme4