Windows 10: BSOD even after full reset

Yesterday I started getting BSOD errors randomly. Happened 3 times, was all very sudden. I ran Windows Memory Diagnostic a few times, all checked out. I formatted and reinstalled Windows, hoping to have everything fixed. After reinstalling some of my programs, another BSOD hit. So I'm hoping maybe it's one of the programs I use, and not a hardware failure. Can anyone help?

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BSOD even after a reset

I was having a problem with my hp laptop shutting down just after booting up. I did multiple times of updating windows 10 with restarts. Didnt help and then I was loosing my interent wireless. So I deleted that qualcomm network adapter and restarted so
it would dedault and then I could update the wireles driver. It worked temporarily. Then Im still getting WHEA uncorrectable error. Once I even got a machine check error. I reset the BIOS to default cuz someone suggested overclocking. That didnt help. Did
chech disk. Did memory diagnostics. Still restarting randomly. Tried a startup repair and would not let me. Also blue screen troubleshooter found no probs. So I finally reset my pc updated all windows n drivers. I was excited everything seemed great. Then
lose of wifi and a WHEA error. I reset the thing so now I dont know what to do.

 

BSOD even after a reset

Hi Kara,

The BSOD problem that you are experiencing may be caused by software or hardware issue. Since you've mentioned that you have already performed all the troubleshooting steps, we can conclude that the issue is with the hardware. We recommend contacting your
device manufacturer for further troubleshooting assistance.

Feel free to let us know if you have future concerns.

 

Hi Malphegor,

Welcome to the 10forums *Smile

Please try to update the BIOS to version F3 and let us know how it goes
Although your Gigabyte doesn't support updates for your motherboard after Windows 7, a BIOS update may help *Smile

If a BIOS update doesn't help, let us know with another zip from the DM Log Collector from the BSOD Posting Instructions and we'll go from there *Smile

 

I downloaded the F3 BIOS, but when I run the executable it tells me it can't run on my PC.

 

Do you get any error code or something?

 

I'm trying to run the FLASHSPI, and it's just saying "This app can't run on your PC. To find a version for your PC, check with the software publisher." The BIOS itself downloaded the FLASHSPI, autoexec, and the .F3 file itself.

 

I had Upgraded a Custom computer to Win10 from Win7 with a Gigabyte motherboard a couple months ago [don't recall the model] and after that the young man had made changes in programs and started having problems. The BSODs seemed to be with associated with graphics and I ended up removing DirectX 12 and went back to 11.2, so far it's been good for a week now.

 

What has this to do with it? The setup of most systems are different what makes that a BSOD can be system specific