Windows 10: BSOD BugcheckCode 122,360 and 239

Hey there, months ago I started to get BSOD it was kind of random and rare like every two weeks.But now the BSOD is common thing , this week only event viewer reported 15, 3 of them was the last 24 hour.I can't find any memory dump in C/Windows/Minidump although I've the the right settings to generate minidump.BSOD occurs Is kind random but most of the time it happen when I'm gamming or codding "includes running servers in the background ".I did a ram test test and SSD drive test and found no errors Also I tried to stress test my GPU -rx 470 and my CPU - i5 10400f and it worked fine

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What does parameter1 0x4 for bugcheckcode 0x122 mean?

I've got a bsod (on windows 10.0.14393.0) and trying to figure out what happened. Event log says

but I'm already stuck at parameter1 since when I looked at the corresponding bug check code reference page, there they only have listed parameter1 values 0x1, 0x2, 0x5, 0x6, 0x7, 0x8, 0x9, 0xA and 0xB.

Does anybody know where to find information about parameter1 value 0x4?

Later

Following suggestion in a comment by Jamie Hanrahan I am adding a link to the memory dump file dump.zip.

 

BSOD Kernel-Power 41, BugcheckCode 10

Hi LeLedg,

Welcome to 10Forums.

This will explain the lack of dumps.




There do not seem to be any other records about any crashes. For now, we have to wait until another crash occurs hoping it will save a dump file.

If you want to do something meanwhile, I would suggest to temporarily revert the overclock. Even though you have stress-tested the overclock to ensure stability, there's no way those tests guarantee stability in every possible situation.
Whenever we suspect a hardware issue with the GPU or CPU, for example, we suggest the same (or similar) tests to test the stability but we are aware of the limits of those tests. To be sure the overclock is not causing any problems, regardless of the tests it's been put through, I suggest reverting the overclock while troubleshooting.

 

Xbox 360 for Windows does not work

Hi,

To address your concern, we suggest that you uninstall and reinstall the Xbox 360 controller driver. To do that, follow these steps:

• Go to the Device Manager.
• In Device Manager locate Xbox 360 Wireless Receiver for Windows
  and right click it.
• Choose Uninstall.
  
• After the driver has been uninstalled, restart your computer. When your computer restarts, Windows 10 will automatically install the missing driver.
  

Let us know if you need further assistance.