Windows 10: BSOD help?

PC crashing in BSOD, restarts randomly.
Windows 10 Pro x64
This is error...
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minidumps:
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Is it hardware or software.
If hardware which hardware I should test?
What tools are best nowdays?

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Driver Verifier BSOD diagnosis opinions?

Thank you very much for looking at this.

I followed the directions for uninstalling the drivers, and attempted to install new ones that I

downloaded from my motherboard maker, ASUS. Unfortunately, they don't provide audio drivers for anything past Win 7 64 bit, but even though I'm running Win 10, I tried them. The computer would still crash when I ran driver verifier at startup and I had
to use a restore point.

When I checked which drivers were installed, however, it seemed to still be reverting to the original ones that initially caused the problem. So, I did some research on my own and used the Windows Show or Hide Updates program to make sure VIA wasn't auto-updating,
but the issues persisted. So, as a last resort, I simply went to device manager and updated the audio drivers to Win 10 provided by Microsoft, but I'm still getting the driver verifier crash before the system starts. My computer is presently in this state.
As long as I don't use driver verifier, it doesn't crash at startup, but I bet it will after normal sustained use.

The new dump files are here from the trials above. I'm curious if they're all still pointing to the audio driver, and if so/not,
what other steps you might recommend?

 

Driver Verifier BSOD diagnosis opinions?

I used the link provided and selected the option that says the BSOD occurred while using my PC. The link suggests checking for updates and disconnecting hardware. My software is already up to date, and rather than disconnecting random hardware, I was under
the impression from that by uploading the dump files from the Driver Verifier program that from

this post, there might be some clues as to what specific driver is causing the crashes. Is that possible to determine?

 

The dumpfiles all blame:
Code: ******************************************************************************* * * * Bugcheck Analysis * * * ******************************************************************************* Use !analyze -v to get detailed debugging information. BugCheck 1E, {ffffffffc0000005, fffff80da6d015b0, 0, ffffffffffffffff} *** WARNING: Unable to verify timestamp for nvlddmkm.sys *** ERROR: Module load completed but symbols could not be loaded for nvlddmkm.sys Probably caused by : nvlddmkm.sys ( nvlddmkm+3e15b0 )[/quote] This is the driver for your nvdia geforce card, your driver is from Timestamp: Mon Aug 01 14:00:42 2016 (579F39EA)
Please update to the latest version.

If this not stop the BSOD, when you reply:
Please use the BSOD posting instruction to provide the Dumpfile BSOD - Posting Instructions - Windows 10 Forums
And fill in your System Specs.

 

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Thanks.

But did you update your nvdia geforce graphic card driver as asked.

 

I did.

I am running MemTest86 v4.3.7 to test my 12GB RAM now, just to be sure.
I don't think CPU or Motherboard will do this with card, from my experience I know that could be Graphic Card or RAM Memory.
I don't know uf MOBO or CPU can cause this.

 

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Do you still have BSOD on your system?

Also a older/outdated driver like your nvdia driver from augustus can cause a BSOD and updating the driver to a newer version can stop the BSOD.

 

I update driver to newest.
I mean, I first uninstalled all thing from nvidia, experince, and than installed just newest driver without extra stuff like nvidia experience, and for now no BSOD.

 

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My temperature of botch cores under prime95 test goes to 95c, and on Intel site it says TCASE 72°C MAX, is there a difference betwen those, or my CPU was going too hot under test?