Windows 10: BSOD; New O.S. Install; Last bugcheck 0x0000003b

Hello everyone,

I have had multiple BSOD's since reinstalling Win10 x64 last night..

• Prior to the last BSOD, I have gone to my motherboard manufacturer site (Asus) and installed the latest drivers.
• The latest BSOD (after driver updates) reported something about a system service exception.

Other (maybe useful) information:

• Educational Version (joined school domain)
• No hardware changes
• Reinstalled due to Windows booting to black screen (at point where log-in screen would normally be)
• BSOD's have occurred during light use (browsing, youtube, googling this issue)
• Program files (games, etc) do still exist from previous installation; on secondary drives.

Thank you in advance for taking your time. Very much appreciated!

-Jonathan

Update:

1 more BSOD and 1 system restart with no BSOD. Driver verifier was running at last BSOD.

*Attaching updated BSOD report (Sun_02_19...)

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The bugchecks:

0x00000050

0x0000001a

0x000000c4

0x00000019

0x0000003b

 

Bugcheck BSOD eventid 1001 Windows 10

It seems there may still be an issue. Got a BSOD today that seemed like the previous ones. I have uploaded a new minidump and an updated msinfo file, both dated today in filename, to my Google Drive folder here: Public – Google Drive

When the PC had restarted after the memory dump I got a windows message that said "Updates Installed". Not sure if it's important.

Event viewer message is similar to last time "The computer has rebooted from a bugcheck. The bugcheck was: 0x0000003b (0x00000000c0000005, 0xfffff8035c826975, 0xffffd000231d3aa0, 0x0000000000000000). A dump was saved in: C:\Windows\MEMORY.DMP. Report Id: c6c2b627-1d63-43a6-8835-d136654cd637."

Please help!

 

As a first step, it is strongly recommended to use the most up to date version of Windows 10 *Arrow Windows 10 - Upgrade Installation