Windows 10: BSOD during BF1 and memory leak after restarting

i was playing battlefield 1 and got a bsod. it said something about system service exception and then restarted. got an immediate bsod with error saying something about Kmode something or other and then restarted. got another immediate bsod and same as the first, error about system service exception.

this happened earlier this month and after the 3rd windows booted into where i could try repair options. but last time i did this, nothing worked, all the repairs never fully completed and i ended up completely wiping my drive and reinstalling windows 10.

i remembered what i was able to do to boot up last time and got into the motherboard bios and turned off the cpu overclock and loaded all optimized defaults.

when i booted back into windows, i was running the bsod program per this forum instructions when my RAM usage completely filled, using all 16 gigs. i restarted twice to no avail, got task manager open and saw that malwarebytes was using up all the memory.

i ended the malewarebytes process before the ram usage could fill completely. the usage stopped and sat at 6ish gigs when i ended the malwarebytes process, and i found i had to go into resource monitor, ram tab, and end the malwarebytes process in that to get the ram usage to go back to normal.


no idea why i got the bsods, or why the ram kept filling all the way up. need some help on this please.

:)

 

[WARNING] NVIDIA GeForce Version 355.60 may cause BSOD

I've checked online and it isn't only on my laptop. I got 3 BSOD today from nvldkm.sys (can't remember the exact term) but upon searching it was the Nvidia driver. Previous version only causes system wide memory leak on my system and I always install updates
to my graphics driver so nvidia will fix it. But since I installed the said update I'm getting BSOD and memory leak. I recently got 3 BSOD in around 5 hours interval (the average time it takes before memory leak peaks before the update).

I'm using Nvidia Geforce 820M in a Windows 10 Pro notebook.

 

PC Gaming

But after i exit the game it shows like before, 12% mem usage, it can also be a memory leak? I thought memory leaks is when all ram is used, it can be memory leak even if your ram is free?

 

wow, 4 days and no reply?

 

The lack of response is mainly due to not having a lot of BSOD event information that we can examine. Only one dump file has been saved. This is the system service exception and the analysis suggests memory corruption. Unfortunately we can't tellwhat is causing this, it could be bad RAM but more likely to be a bad driver.

You can rule out the RAM by running a memory test:





Diagnostic Test

RAM TEST


Run MemTest86+ - Test RAM - Windows 10 Forums



Note



MemTest86+ needs to be run for at least 8 complete passes for conclusive results. Set it running before you go to bed and leave it overnight. We're looking for zero errors here. Even a single error will indicate RAM failure.

Make a photo of the result and post it.

Please post up more BSOD dump files if you get them.

 

ok will do. thanks for the reply!

 

In addition to @philc43

You have one old driver from 2007 vuhub Fri Nov 16 16:31:13 2007
There is a new windows 10 compatible driver

link What’s New in This Version – Windows | KB

 

that's strange, i did a completely clean install and went and found all the latest drivers that i could about 3-4 weeks ago. what is vuhub? or usb network gate? i've never heard of either of those before

 

I found this driver in your dumpfile from 28-1-2017.
It is also the first time i see this driver when analyzing a dumpfile.
I also never heard of it or are familiar with it.
It might part of some software or device you have on your system, really do not know.
If you do not use it, try to find it and you could remove/uninstall it from your system.

Driver info from John Corrona Driver Reference Table