Windows 10: BSOD a couple times a week

Hi All, I'm having an issue with a computer that restarts randomly. I believe I have narrowed it down, to my best understanding. What I believe is going on is Python is running, then somehow it conflicted with the driver SISIPSNetFilter.sys , the driver in question is Symatec Endpoint Driver. According to my interpretation of the mini dump that is what I'm understanding. I would really appreciate it, if someone can help me review it and perhaps also give me some tips on how to isolate this further. Attached is the Dump File

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Different BSOD errors past couple of weeks

I've been getting different BSOD errors the past couple of weeks. Originally thought it was a RAM issue as it usually happens after I've been playing a game for a while. Did the memtest no errors showed up. Bought new RAM, still didn't fix the issue. Next
thing I tried was a fresh reinstall of Windows 10 - 2 days later back to the same issue.

Can anyone help me figure out the issue?

 

DPC Watchdog BSOD every couple of weeks


Hello axe0,

Thank you for the detailed reply. I'm sorry I have not even been able to acknowledge it before now. Busy beyond belief!

I did look this over carefully when first received and took some action. In particular, I uninstalled some of the ASUS crap that has not really added value to this system, and I also uninstalled a rather old Hercules Webcam suite of drivers and software. The latter had a fairly dubious set of drivers as I recall.

As for the big list of drivers at the bottom of your post, it will take some time to wade through it and figure out which is for what. Some may already be gone as a result of the aforementioned uninstalls.

Starting from the top of your post,

• cm11264.sys is not found on the page linked from the Driver Reference Table.
• If I get another BSOD, I will try the Display Driver Uninstaller; however, I alwaysperform a clean install when upgrading NVIDIA drivers, and I endeavor to keep the driver current.
• The Intel website states, "There are currently no downloads available for iastora.sys" and its own automatic driver update utility states that all (Intel) drivers are up to date.

So with hopes that what I've already done may have fixed this somewhat infrequent BSOD, I'll just plod along and attack the big list of drivers should issues persist. If after a couple of further iterations to solve this I am still getting no joy, I will post back with a fresh set of debug files.

Thank you!

 

A Couple Questions About Partitions


Hello, it's been a couple days. So I decided to get back at the effort of resolving this, but I'm so confused on how to perform the steps you have listed above even though the list looks pretty simple and self-explanatory. Is it possible to go a little bit more in depth and explain it like you're talking to someone who has no experience doing something like this? That would be greatly appreciated.