Windows 10: BSOD every time i boot my PC IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL

Every time i turn on my Laptop, the computer throws a BSOD and then boots properly.

Things i have done so far:
- CMD Sfc /Scannow looking for any corrupted file.
- Update all my drivers (using Driver Booster)
- Update Windows (Windows update)
- System restore





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Memory diagnostic results

My pc crashes on a multitude of games, while on others it never seems to crash at all. Most of the time it simply crashes to desktop while other times I get IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL bsod.

 

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Well, that was a disaster. In ran Driver Verifier as described in the wiki, and now every time I reboot windows I get an immediate BSOD with IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL before I even get to the login screen.

 

I know you said you updated the drivers via 'driver booster', but uninstall the graphics drivers and reboot, then update them manually from the graphics OEM site specifically. IME, between that and SFC scan, usually resolves it.

 

Reinstalled my GPU drivers using Display Drivers Unistaller (Safe Mode) + SFC Scan
sadly didn't work *cry.

 

The 1/25 3:21AM dump shows this error:
Code: ffffdc80`4271a048 fffff806`37b57818*** WARNING: Unable to verify timestamp for iaStorA.sys *** ERROR: Module load completed but symbols could not be loaded for iaStorA.sys iaStorA+0x187818[/quote] This belongs to the Intel RST (Rapid Storage Technology) driver. The one you have is dated 7/27/2015. There is a newer driver available from Intel here:
Downloads for Intel® Rapid Storage Technology (Intel® RST)

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This belongs to the Intel RST (Rapid Storage Technology) driver. The one you have is dated 7/27/2015. There is a newer driver available from Intel here:
Downloads for Intel® Rapid Storage Technology (Intel® RST)

Attachment 118632[/quote] Thanks, before posting this thread, i updated all my drivers (including Intel RST iAstorA.Sys), but the problem still persist..

 

From my post, keyword: manually. As in, don't use the booster or 'display drivers uninstaller'. Download and save the most current driver for the graphics card from the OEM site, uninstall the old one (Again: manually), then run the downloaded driver installation. Do the same for Intel RST driver that Ztruker referred you to. Chances are your little utilities are not giving you the most current updates - hence why I suggested you do it manually.

 

All right, first of all, thanks for the help. I did a clean installation of my graphic card and Intel RST drivers(manually), rebooted my PC serveral times for testing but nothing. It didn't work. (sigh)