Windows 10: Bluescreens of Death

Hello, Microsoft Answers!I have a crippling issue that I cannot seem to resolve. I have BSOD issues that are getting worse and worse. I have refreshed my computer many times. Reinstalled windows many times. Swapped SSD's, replaced graphics card, replaced memory, replaced CPU and still are experiencing issues. The only original components at this point are the PSU and the motherboard.Most of the BSOD's are memory related, but it always points back to the ntsokrnl.exeBIOS is updated, as well as my chipset drivers for my PC. Graphics card drivers are up to date. I just don't know anymore.It ran

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Bluescreen of death

Hi, just want to ask after trying the steps may I know what do you see on the screen, or is it still on Bluescreen??

 

0x000001d8 bluescreen of death error

Hi,

I've updated the Qualcomm Atheros Extensible Wireless LAN driver.

The Kaspersky was in the trial periode , I've replaced it with an other antivirus.

There is no more bluescreen of death for now, I hope it stays like that

Thanks for help.

 

Windows 10 Insider build 14316 adds QR codes to bluescreens of death


Windows 10 Insider build 14316 adds QR codes to bluescreens of death

One of the more frustrating aspects of using a personal computer–any computer, in fact–are the inevitable bugs and crashes. Every modern operating system suffers from the same, and sometimes those crashes can be catastrophic, requiring hard reboots to resolve. Windows has its own version of these sorts of crashes, once called the black screen of death (BSOD) and more recently evolved into the blue screen of death (also BSOD).

BSOD’s have always presented sometimes arcane bits of information on what problem caused the crash, and in the past, the information sometimes flew by so quickly that no normal person could jot down error codes and other information fast enough to help with troubleshooting. It looks like Microsoft might be working to help with this specific issue, according to forum visitor at BetaArchive, who posted a screenshot from Windows 10 Insider build 14316 showing a QR code embedded in a BSOD.

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Windows 10 Insider build 14316 adds QR codes to bluescreens of death