Windows 10: BSOD occurring intermittently several times a day

Hello,

Every day my computer will crash several times for unknown reasons.

This will occur when I'm:

• Playing any game
• Watching a video in browser
• General browsing

Sometimes the computer will properly BSOD. Then it will either boot back to Windows, or boot back to BIOS settings.
Sometimes it will just hang, forcing me to push the physical restart button.

Log file:
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Intermittent store_data_structure_corruption bsods every ~2 days


I have a Thinkpad X1 yoga model 20JE. I have had multiple BSOD errors that occur seemingly during regular use. They occur approximately every 2 days with the error usually being STORE_DATA_STRUCTURE_CORRUPTION, but a couple of times it has been IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL, SYSTEM_THREAD_EXCEPTION_NOT_HANDLED and CLOCK_WATCHDOG_TIMEOUT. The BSODs seem to occur more frequently when streaming 1440p/4k video on youtube, and when connected to be TB15 thunderbolt 3 dock, however it has happened with MS office open on battery power with no connected peripherals.

My computer is always up to date with windows, and I have regular driver updates through the manufacturer's system update tool.

I have performed the main troubleshooting steps listed here bar turning on fast-startup: https://support.microsoft.com/en-au/...-screen-errors

I have also performing a offline WinDef scan, SFC, DISM, chkdsk on boot drive, memory test (in Lenovo diagnostic several times + memtest64 overnight outside of windows, all with no errors or irregularities. I have also performed an in-place upgrade and a power cycle as advised by Microsoft Windows support chat agents.

I've used dump file viewers and they all lists ntoskrnl.exe but I cannot get any information as to what drivers are the root of these crashes.

Any help would be greatly appreciated! I have an inkling that it is a very intermittent memory fault that hasn't been picked up by my memory diagnostic tests.

X1Y2NJ-Sat_03_03_2018_151203_27.zip

 

BSOD during boot every other time

The Event Logs did not show any evidence of BSODs so they may not even be recorded in the Event Viewer.

At this point I might suggest to try a clean boot, restart the computer a few times, and see if the same BSODs occur:

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/929135

Follow the steps for Windows 8.1. Windows Key + S opens Search

 

BSOD same time every day BAD_POOL_HEADER

To close this issue - NONE of the many things I tried stopped the crash. It was mitigated somewhat by doing a reboot every day at a time convenient to me.

Anyway, some update must have fixed the problem. My PC doesn't BSOD anymore.

Thanks for the suggestions.