Windows 10: BSOD multiple times a day for the last couple of months

I'm getting a BSOD, usually with the stopcode IRQL Not Less or Equal, a couple of times a day, usually after working for a few hours. I'm often doing heavy tasks so this might be part of it. I have used the verifier to create a minidump, saved to OneDrive -

https://flinders-my.sharepoint.com/:u:/g/personal/mcca0409_flinders_edu_au/EZnSDW2-ewZIq6SXrTYxvyUBD9wHeXPyNh8Hi2WX03mONQ?e=v2iOl8

I suspect it is a driver problem but the Windows startup repair has not fixed the problem. I have also removed hardware that I added around the time the problem started (a couple of USB devices) and uninstalled some software. I've done Windows updates and driver updates and checked Device Manager and added drivers where they were missing.


I'd be very grateful if anyone could identify the problem. I'm so busy I haven't had much time to investigate it and I have to keep using this machine, but I'm worried all these crashes will corrupt it


John M

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BSOD Kernel_Security_Check_Error multiple times a day

Hello,

I keep having a Kernel Security Check Error BSOD, multiple times a day, indipendently from what I'm doing at the moment with the computer. I hope someone can help me cause as of now, I don't know what else I can do.

Tower PC ASUS bought Dec 2015. Upgraded right away to Windows 10 64 bit and it worked just fine, for a few months. Moved to another country in June 2016 and nobody used it for the next few months. I come back Nov 1st 2016, install all the new windows updates
right away and, since then, I keep having these BSODs.

I tried everything I could think of. Upgraded the drivers, nothing. I even formatted and made a clean installation. Still got the same problem.

Here is a screenshot of my bluescreenview page, it that can give some hints.





If someone can help me out or point me in the right direction, that would be great.

Thanks =)

 

Multiple BSODs


For the past month I have had multiple BSODs. They generally happen during the first 15 mins of a game. Things I have done to try and remedy the situation.

• tested my ram with memtest and it comes out clean.
• Cleaned out PC
• reinstalled GPU drivers
• tried beta GPU drivers
• updated BIOS
• stressed GPU testing for over an hour
• stressed CPU for more than a couple of hours
• disabled windows defender
• scanned for malware using malware bytes
• installed Avira

After my memtest run the PC ran fine for a few days and then started to BSOD. I am not sure if its the RAM , PSU or GPU if its even hardware.

Any help will really be appreciated here.

Thanks

 

Persistent BSOD couple of times a day on new system

I added another dump file this morning. The last couple of days I was doing office stuff and did not see a BSOD. Today I was using Pentalogix Viewmate when the BSOD occurred.

Windows Pro Version 1709 (OS Build 16299.371)

This is a custom built desktop PC primarily intended to run Altium Designer. The computer is brand new and experienced BSOD regularly since day 1, less than one month ago.

I have updated all drivers and BIOS.

CoreTemp is running to monitor for overheating (not occurring).

BitDefender Cloud Security is installed and has performed scans. I have also run MalwareByte scan.

I have run memtest, prime95, furmark and no BSOD or errors occurred during those tests.

BSOD usually occur while running Altium rather than office applications.

I normally always have running MS Outlook 2013, Google Chrome, Foxit PDF viewer, and Visual Foxpro database frontend as a minimum.

The computer runs 24 hours with these applications running so I can remote log in to it. BSOD does not seem to occur at night. The computer is set not to reboot on BSOD so if it did it would still have the BSOD on screen when I come in the morning. Even
if I restarted the computer in the morning BSOD will still occur within a few hours.

SSD has 168GB free of 237GB capacity. There are no other disks in this computer, major files are stored on network storage.

I can upload a picture of one of the BSOD but it's not very informative.

I did the things on the troubleshoot blue screen errors: check for updates, update drivers, Windows Defender reports all green.

I am uninstalling BitDefender Cloud security. All other computers in the office use this but this is the only Ryzen CPU we have here. I can't remove anything else without compromising my work.

I ran in safe mode but it is too limited to be able to do my work and I do not understand how that is supposed to diagnose anything.

I ran driver verifier. The oldest dump is from a BSOD which occured while verifier was running. Driver verifier is too burdensome to be able to do my work.