Windows 10: BSOD after fresh Win 10 install

I think it is an issue with the software. It seems like the issue is recurring with the software based on this version. I wish I had some of the dump files from before I reinstalled windows to see if it was the same issue causing trouble then too.

 

Well I figured that all the problems were solved after I didn't receive another bsod, and then one occurred.

 

Was that a spontaneous bsod?
Intel driver was the misbehaving driver.
On the Asus web site enter the computer's serial or product number and download the Intel chipset or processor drivers.

intelppm.sys Intel Processor driver Drivers & Software also at

Code: BugCheck D1, {0, ff, 0, 0}Probably caused by : ntkrnlmp.exe ( nt!KiPageFault+23d )[/quote]

 

I don't see the processor driver flagged?

 

It needs the .sys to make sure it is the processor driver? Otherwise it is windows? So 50/50 chance of impact?

 

Went to the Asus website to download the latest items to do with the chipset. Ran the Intel Management Engine Components installer and repaired the currently installed version. Also tried to download the latest Intel chipset from Asus, but the installer said it would be a downgrade from my current software. Wish I knew the best way to reproduce the issue to see if it is solved.

 

Earlier in the thread you had reported that you used Windows driver verifier. You could restart it to see if it finds misbehaving drivers and we could debug them.

 

The processor driver is an exception, an exception as in you never need to focus on it.

 

Reran driver verifier using custom settings, all but randomized and DDI. And selected all non-Microsoft drivers. BSOD after restart while windows was still loading.

 

The windows driver verifier misbehaving driver is: ndisrfl.sys
Using the Asus website please update: Intel(R) Technology Ac: ndisrfl.sys
The Asus approved drivers are preferred for updates.
In case you cannot find a suitable driver use:
Drivers & Software
Intel® Driver Update Utility




Code: ffffad81`327b8c18 fffff807`e2465433Unable to load image \SystemRoot\System32\Drivers\dump_iaStorA.sys, Win32 error 0n2*** WARNING: Unable to verify timestamp for dump_iaStorA.sys*** ERROR: Module load completed but symbols could not be loaded for dump_iaStorA.sys dump_iaStorA+0xd5433[/quote] Code: ndisrd Intel(R) Technology Ac Intel(R) Technology Ac Kernel System Running OK TRUE FALSE 0 20,480 0 7/9/2015 1:06:23 PM C:\Windows\system32\DRIVERS\ndisrfl.sys 4,096[/quote] ndisrfl.sys Intel Technology Access Filter Driver
http://downloadcenter.intel.com

 

Well I first tried to use the Intel Drive Update Utility, and it didn't even find any Intel drivers installed on my computer. Than I decided to go to the Intel website and search for the driver, and could only find a unsupported driver that doesn't even have any download links.
After some googling about the driver, a bunch of sites refer back to the Intel website that at one point had that driver listed as something to do with 2 in 1 laptops.
So I jumped over to the program, Installed Driver List , and found the driver in the list. And that program lists the driver as a network driver, which I did conform given that if you move the driver from system32 while in safe mode, he internet connection stops working. So I replaced the driver back into its previous location.
Since it is a network driver, I than installed the latest LAN drivers from the Asus website for my motherboard. And reran Verifier, and got another bsod before windows could load.

 

Notice slimdrivers, is this program used for driver updates?

Could you temporary remove OpenVPN please.

 

Slimdriver was a driver program I installed when I was trying to fix the first issue with dxgmms2.sys and never uninstalled.
Uninstalled OpenVPN and Slimdriver now, and reran verifier. Once more got a bsod before windows loaded.

 

If any drivers have been installed with Slimdriver, uninstall them as a next step.

 

Would love to, but by this point I don't remember what it was that the tool did.

Edit, found the log file with info on what it installed. Standard SATA AHCI Controller