Windows 10: BSOD (mostly Kernel_Security_Check Failure) Zipped files attached

Here are my latest dump files along with system information please help me

 

Please create a new thread for your problem as in the instructions.

 

Re-run the BSOD tool and upload the zip file.

 

If you read my previous instructions for you, you know it.

 

I solved it for myself axeo you won't even read some simple dump files without copying and pasting rules or use sfc scan or chk in command prompt or that stupid bsod tool here's what worked for me the latest amd drivers for the 7870k are unstable I uninstalled them and so far so good after classes I'll try installing the driver only without the other amd programs

 

Since you can't dual graphics amd graphics with nvidia graphics your system is using the gtx drivers since its a higher performance gpu while the r7gpu/apu portion is not so put yours drivers back in folder and uninstall all amd programs and drivers and check how it goes if you put the driver back and it keeps crashing use a system restore point prior to him telling you to take them out if folders

 

Not quite true.
A desktop can use dual graphics.
The system is using the Nvidia GPU not because it is better, but because it is default.

Why would you put an unused old driver back in the drivers folder?

 

Dude honestly you were about to send him off with crashing drivers telling him to mark it as solved just cause the bsods stopped but oh well you don't deal with driver crashes honestly you just want him to mark it as solved so you get your ez notoriety points on this forum gnasher I have the same incidents happening to me along with same apu try my solutions and see what happens

 

You just said it yourself the gtxs graphics are default so how are they being not being used and how is it that his drivers crash when NOT EVEN IN USE that's complete bull you can't dual graphics amd with nvidia graphics its in the chipset dude even if by magic you some how did the gtx would just bottleneck down to the r7s performance if there outdate just go to nvidias site and get the latest drivera

 

If that is what you want to think even when it is not true, I don't stop you from thinking wrong about me although it is nonsense.

 

Just uninstall all amd programs along with all amd driver versions and put your nvidia drivers back in folder if they are outdated like axeo says then update them to the latest ones using nvidias site also look up your motherboard and find the latest bios flash along with latest audio drivers and latest LAN drivers don't install latest chipset drivers as they could be amd drivers again (they were for me)

 

I didn't say that the Nvidia drivers are old *Wink
Refer to this post for information about the driver I mean.

 

Hey guys, haven't replied in a while, sorry was trying some steps a guy from the other forum suggested, here's the link if you want to check it out. BSOD zipped files Requesting Help! - Tech Support Forum . Still getting BSODs, uninstalled all the AMD Display Drivers, since I'm using Nvidia, uninstalled the Nvidia drivers except fro the Display ones and updated all the windows stuff, still nothing helped. I'm attaching the most recent log, it's a different log generating program, but I can't imagine that's an issue. Thanks.

 

The problem is that the other tool generates other files, I am not used to read those files.

However, the cause is the amd_sata.sys driver from AMD.
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When I try updating it automatically it says the latest drivers are installed, I can try installing the chipsets again but not sure if that will make a difference. Here are the logs from your program.