Windows 10: Bsod Help

Hello all, I have a custom PC build and I have experienced 3 BSOD over the past maybe 2 months all being "UNEXPECTED_KERNEL_MODE_TRAP. I have done some "research" (by that I mean googling) and lots of people say its Drivers. My system is fairly new (<1year). But I tested the memory when I got it with memtest and being DDR3 it failed the hammer test which most people say do not worry about. I have had some trouble once due to a weird error while installing an NVIDIA driver. Anyway, I followed the rules and I bring you a .zip. I really appreciate the help as its about to be finals week and Im pulling my hair out trying to study and deal with this at the same time. Attachment 52445

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BSOD Help

I have been having quite a few BSOD. I had put windows 10 on my SSD, this being the first one I've ever had I was worried something was faulty with it and it was causing the errors. So I went back to the old reliable HHD and made a fresh install, yet again
BSOD. All of my computer parts are compatible and when tested, scanned etc showed up to be in the best of shape. Most of these errors seem to be kernel related errors, I don't pretend to understand this. Anyways I was going to see if anyone would be interested
in looking at my dmp file and seeing what was wrong.

https://onedrive.live.com/redir?resid=35F315251A006518!1487&authkey=!AKC1Qoyvs9Hd6k4&ithint=file,dmp

 

BSOD - help

Hi I use a program called 'Who crashed' it will read and analyze your dumb files. Let me know how things go.

Resplendence Software - WhoCrashed, automatic crash dump analyzer

 

HI airdoc123,

I'm very sorry for the delay.
There aren't many people in this part of the forum and I've been busy for the past few weeks.

Have you done anything more with this result?
What test did you run?

 

No problem, I appreciate any help at all!
I mean no, I ran the test on memtest. It got 4 passes with 6 errors. The error was the hammer test. I did some googling and the general concensus is that most DDR3 sticks of ram will fail this test and that there arent too many programs out there that will cause this problem to manifest in blue screens. I mean the BSOD only happen when Im watching youtube lol. I dont do much with my computer tbh woth you. Either play games or watch youtube/shows. And its never BSOD while idle. I dont care about replacing the ram to be honest. I just want to eliminate the possibility of it being something else before I spend the money.

 

This might be interesting for you

From: MemTest86+ - Test RAM - Windows 10 Forums

 

Thanks! Ill try it tonight.