Windows 10: BSOD Random crashes KERNEL_SECURITY_CHECK_FAILURE

This has happened more than 30 times already within 5 hours span. The crash happens at random and I have no idea of knowing when it will happen. Infact, it crashed 3 times while I was trying to post this.
This problem has never occurred before upgraded to Windows 10.
I have tried downloading Driver Reviver and updated all my drivers to the latest version, but no dice.

Below I have attached a memory dump, I'd be very glad if you could help. Thanks in advance. *Smile

Memory Dump: Attachment 27323

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XBox One controller causes BSODs. Longstanding and widespread issue with no response from MS. Disappointing.

It's been known for a while that the XBox One controller will cause BSOD's with the KERNEL_SECURITY_CHECK_FAILURE error at random, especially if one is using a headset. (in the file xboxgip.sys) It has been reported multiple times by different people, all
with the same crash and issue, with no response from Microsoft. So, I'm going to post again, and keep posting until they notice.

Here's the minidump: 080316-22984-01.dmp

 

BSOD - "Kernel Security Check Failure" at random and when I scan with Lenovo Solution Center

Hello,

My Lenovo IdeaPad Y700 is crashing at random with BSOD, and it is reliably crashing every time I open Lenovo Solution Center and begin a hardware scan of the computer. As far as I know this is the only thing I can do to reliably cause the computer to crash
with BSOD. When it crashes, the error code "KERNEL_SECURITY_CHECK_FAILURE" displays on the screen, with no other information besides the usual "Windows has encountered an error; gathering information and restarting your computer; etc."

I have included my recent .dmp files, system info, and a text file with my system diagnostics from Speccy in this OneDrive folder:

Info for Windows Support

I would like to know what exactly is causing this BSOD error, and how I can possibly try to fix the issue. By the nature of the error, it appears to be a driver malfunction or something of the sort.

Many thanks,

Luke

 

Regardless of my efforts cleaning the registry or running Malwarebytes I have failed to fix this problem.

 

Do you have Diskeeper installed?
Code: BugCheck 139, {3, ffffd00021c6c820, ffffd00021c6c778, 0} *** WARNING: Unable to verify timestamp for excsd.sys *** ERROR: Module load completed but symbols could not be loaded for excsd.sys Probably caused by : excsd.sys ( excsd+673a )[/quote]

 

[/quote] Thanks for the reply, I do not have an application with the name DiskKeeper, however, I found ExpressCache in my uninstall list made by DiskKeeper Corporation. I assume this is what you are talking about.
Am I to uninstall this?

 

Yes, get rid of it. It's made by Condusiv who were formerly Diskeeper, they obviously still use legacy drivers.

 

Ok thanks. I just restarted in safe mode.
Will report back if it crashes within 24 hours.

 

Good stuff, keep us posted.

 

I'm getting C:/Program Files/Diskeeper Corporation/ExpressCache/msihelper.dll missing error. How should I approach this?
Edit: Infact, I can't even find C:/Program Files/Diskeeper Corporation/!

 

Is this through Add/Remove Programs?

 

Yes. Ok, I uninstalled via Change option. Will report back later.

 

If you can run the ExpressCache installer it should repair the program, then you should be able to uninstall it.

 

I don't seem to be getting a crash anymore. Thanks Boozad!

 

You're welcome, glad to hear all's well. *Smile