Windows 10: BSOD Problems when playing game

What is the state of driver verifier? How long is it currently running?

 

The pc did give a solid color on the monitor after 10 hours orso, as i stated some posts ago. But I did play a game when it occured (it lasted longer than it would have before). I wasnt sure if the PC did crash or not, the sound still played though. I did let it on for 5 minutes and manually restarted after.
No driver errors in event viewer.

Thanks for your time!

 

Check in %systemroot%\minidump to see if there is a new dump file, if there is a new dump your PC crashed in the way we wanted. If there is no new dump it is possible that your PC crashed, but not in the way we wanted. I would in either way check the event viewer for the event ID 41 which means an unexpected shutdown happened, this event normally occurs with every crash (BSOD, shutdown/restart, freeze)

If there is a new minidump, please run the DM Log Collector again and upload a new zip *Smile

 

There was no minidump. So I tried to let my PC fail again (I don't want to call it crashing as the PC does not shutdown or anything), but this time I did let it on for 30 min before manually shutting it down.

I do see an event ID 41, but this might also because my manual restart?

After the restart, I finally got a new clue: A blue screen *Party

Though I didn't see any bug check inside my event viewer and sadly there was no minidump.

 

Is there a memory.dmp in %systemroot%?

 

That I have: MEGA

 

Unfortunately everytime I try to download it, it ends up being corrupted.

 

Hmm weird, does this dropbox link work? Dropbox - MEMORY.DMP

 

I downloaded MEMORY.DMP. When I run windbg, I get, among other things:

so the dump is corrupted somehow.

 

Really weird...
I looked at the "Date Modified" of MEMORY.dmp, but it was 8 days ago. So the BSOD did not create a dump file (The blue screen was for like 2 seconds when it restarted, also really unusual).

But like 19 out of 20 times I do not get a BSOD. I thought it was, but monitors just give a solid color without the PC crashing or any bugchecks (First time this did occur, I did found a "BCC 116" bugcheck, this is why I initially created this topic and assumed it to be a BSOD).