Windows 10: BSOD ntoskernel.exe

I have this laptop for about 4 years now. Initially i used hdd disc, windows 7 and 2x4gb ram cards one original and one bought. After some time computer started having BSODs when it was shaken as well as randomly during operation(i was carrying it to universtity in bag so i thought something might got loose). I removed the bought ram card which seemed to help a little bit. The BSODs stopped occuring after a while. Then it returned and after some time it caused my HDD to die. It was finally formatted, i bought new SSD disc used one 8gb ram card, cleaned everything changed thermal paste and i changed the operational system to windows 10, the BSODs dissapeared but a while ago they came back, and occure about once a week.

One clue was that it was not crashing in safe mode when i had the windows 7 i havent tried using safe mode now in windows 10 since the crashes are so rare, but it is still bothering me.

MATEUSZ-PC-Tue_03_27_2018_193840_76.zip

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Various BSoD Errors After New System Build

I have been experiencing various BSoD errors after recently building a new PC. The errors themselves are varied but most seem to be related to 'ntoskernel.exe.' I am wondering if someone can help me interpret these minidump files as I am stumped at the moment.

DMPs – Google Drive

(link to minidump archive)

Things to note:

-I have tried running memtest (three passes over 5 hours) and it returned no errors.

-I did the sfc/scannow thing (no errors)

-The BSoDs seem to happen at random times. I've experienced them while starting up the computer, installing a game, watching a video. One even happened in sleep mode.

-The errors are infrequent (maybe once a day), but they are frequent enough to be an issue.

Any help would be appreciated, thanks.

 

After 1709 update of windows 10 ,laptop using too much of cpu power and battery draining at 1% per minute

I confirm this problem in 1709 update. System process constantly using 2% of CPU, the laptop became noisy, because it never idles, and it is draining power. I don't think this is connected to the “abundance of new features” (what new features can be in
the System process?...). It's simply a bug.

Now... the most funny part of all. If you check the threads of the System process that drain CPU and what they are doing, they are in ntoskernel.exe!PopIrpWorker. Guess what... these are POWER MANAGER threads.

Obviously they are doing excellent job of power management. Great job Microsoft! :-D

 

You are probably not going to get help because your logs show signs of programs that are used to avoid the activation of windows.

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