Windows 10: BSOD Playing PUBG, Win 10: 0x61941 ntoskrnl.exe (nt+0x14EC00)

Can you post by another method (cannot open rar files)

 

I got invalid file error on here, when i tried to just upload the event log.

Dropbox? Dropbox - BSOD.evtx

 

Nothing more to tell.

Windows Defender is good enough, so long as you use basic security rules.
Let me tell this different: you are the first line of defence, the AV is the second line of defence. Stick to the basic rules of security, if something goes wrong and you accidentally did something against the basic rules like clicking an attachment from an unknown sender the AV catches it. If you do it this way, Windows Defender is more than enough *Smile

 

Alright, i have uninstalled Bitdefender, will report back if i still get BSOD. Thanks! *Smile

 

In the evenvwr there was problems that were fixed running chkdsk. The last one that I saw was on 5/28. If I missed a more recent chkdsk with repair please post.
Please open administrative command prompt and run a fresh chkdsk /x/ f/ /r (this may take many hours, plan to run overnight).

 

To correct the command, and remove unnecessary parameter
Code: chkdsk /x /r[/quote] /f is included in both /x and /r

 

Got another BSOD... *Sad

 

Hi sjw920,

This is the latest minidump debugging:

Code: BugCheck A, {ffffb35c5a3cbd18, 2, 1, fffff80291c9836e} ***** Kernel symbols are WRONG. Please fix symbols to do analysis. Probably caused by : ntoskrnl.exe ( nt+8036e )[/quote]
Let's review to see what was done and not done and the results.

Please confirm or correct and add any new information:

1) Has the RAM been replaced?
If so have you rerun Memtest86+ for 8 or more runs on the replaced RAM?
2) Has Bitdefender been turned off or uninstalled?
3) Are you using Windows defender?
4) Has the Logitech driver been uninstalled and a new one installed?
5) Has chkdsk /x /r been run on drive D:
If so would you please post the results:
How to find chkdsk results in Windows 10 - Winaero uses 26226 find
6) Has any stress testing been done on the CPU or GPU?
7) Have you used Windows driver verifier?

 

I ran "Fresh Start" on Windows 10, 2 days ago. Probably should have reinstalled Windows 10, when i changed most of my hardware anyways. So far it's been fine under heavy load, so hopefully that fixed it.

If this is my last post here, consider that the solution i found.