Windows 10: BSOD on Windows 11 after running for a few days

I've been having some issues on windows 11 on a newly built computer. i9 13900K with 64gb DDR5. After leaving the computer on and going to sleep when I try to run some apps or play some games it seems to get a BSOD. When I tried to check the DMP files it looks like one is crashing on an app and giving me this:CUSTOMER_CRASH_COUNT: 1PROCESS_NAME: AmericasCardroMISALIGNED_IP: nt!KiCommitThreadWait+144fffff807`2ea38c54 c4 ???STACK_TEXT: ffffcd8c`2d9b7370 fffff807`2ea53f9d : ffff89fa`00000000 00000000`00000001 ffffce80`00000000 00000000`00000000 : nt!KiCommitT

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Windows 11 having multiple BSOD a day

I've noticed such a problem since 2 months ago. I've tried to replace my memory sticks. This is then followed by updating firmware and software. I tried to upgrade from Windows 10 to Windows 11 as well. My final step was to reinstall Windows 11. All the steps have been performed but the issue is still happening, in fact much more frequent than before. Below are the errors that I see while BSOD:

• WHEA Uncorrectable Error
  
• DRIVER_IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL
  

I've even run "sfc /scannow" and memory diagnostics, all return normal. I've no idea on what to do now. Hereby providing a .dmp file for your reference under my OneDrive. Link

 

Windows 11 BSOD Loop

Hello, any thoughts welcome. Desktop PC, 4 years old, Intel i7, 32GB Ram, SSD M2, etc. Was running Win 10, upgraded to Win 11 back in April 2022. Last month or so PC started to have BSOD looping. When it loops, some times I get as far as fully logging in and maybe doing 5 mins of work before it crashes, other times, it will BSOD at login screen before I even login in. and just boot up and loop around agin. finally it will stabalise and might be fine for a while (can be hour or days).

Issues seemed to start when running MS Teams in MS Edge browser, and got a message within MS Teams in the browser saying "memory running low". I have tried everything and in the end have wiped the PC, formatted, updated BIOS and done a very clean, minmal build 4 days agao, from this morning, PC BSOD loops again. Was very stable for a few days. I have run SFC, Memory test, almost every test I can find, updated all drivers, etc, passes all. I'm not sure if issue is Hardware or Software. There are odd Software issues outside of BSOD, for example, all my Quick Links in Windows Explorer have gone now, I open documents and formatting has changed, and on the login screen it sometimes loses my pin and details and says nothing is set up, restart and will be there again.

List of BSOD errors on 8/9/2022 over an hour or so in order:

IRQL Not Less or equal (BSOD)

PFN List Corrupt (BSOD)

Kernal Secuirty Check Failure (BSOD) (Teams in Edge frezzing before hand)

IRQL Not Less or equal (BSOD)

PFN List Corrupt (BSOD)

Kernal Secuirty Check Failure (BSOD)

Critical Process Died (BSOD)

Driver Overran stack Buffer (BSOD)

System thread Exception ACPI.sys (BSOD)

Memory Management (BSOD)

System Service Exception (BSOD)

System Service Exception (BSOD)

PFN List Corrupt (BSOD)

Memory Management (BSOD)

System Service Exception Not handled (BSOD)

System Service Exception Not handled (BSOD)

Page Fault In Nonpaged Area (BSOD)

PFN List Corrupt (BSOD)

Memory Management (BSOD)

Critical Process Died (BSOD)

Kernal Secuirty Check Failure (BSOD)

Critical Process Died (BSOD)

Bad Pool Header (BSOD)

PFN List Corrupt (BSOD)

PFN List Corrupt (BSOD)

 

Windows 11 BSOD almost every day

Just a follow up to let you know I am still struggling to solve the issue.

For the past month I additionally tried:

12. Disabling all the drivers that caused a crash with enabled Driver Verifier. The list includes: Truecrypt driver, WinPCAP driver from Wireshark, CryptoPro SCP driver, VMWare network driver, etc. Did not help (although the Driver Verifier stopped mentioning these drivers in the dump files).

13. Upgraded OS from Win 11 Home to Win 11 Pro without activation. I needed this for BitLocker support, At first the BSODs dissappeared for a week or so, then it started again.

14. Performed a clean Windows 11 Home install with drive formatting. The fact that a lot of 3rd party drivers were present in the system (see p.12) made me think that a clean windows reinstall could help. Unfortunately, it did not.

Next steps:

- check if windows server OS will be stable

- try Ubuntu + VMWare virtualization for Windows tasks.