Windows 10: BSOD System_Service_Exception when playing Games

I get the BSOD when playing games. It only occurs when something big happens, (for example on Dragon Age: Inquisition when a dragon scorches the entire field). It happens both when my system is overclocked and when it is not overclocked (I tried both.)

I figured it was a driver issue so I used the driver verification tool and it found an error on a driver. Unfortunately, I was unable to write down the driver in time and using the tool is a giant pain that heats up my cpu so I turned it off as soon as I could. The driver error is logged in the form of the latest BSOD dump log included in the post.
I will appreciate the help in determining the issue and taking steps on how to resolve it.


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p.s Hardware info found in my profile.

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Get BSODs SYSTEM_SERVICE_EXCEPTION, BAD_POOL_HEADER, MEMORY_MANAGEMENT appear in Windows 10

Hi, i dont know why but lately i have been getting a lot of BSODs when im play games such as CSGO, rocket league and dirty bomb. The main BSODs i have gotten are: SYSTEM_SERVICE_EXCEPTION, BAD_POOL_HEADER, MEMORY_MANAGEMENT, IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL, and KERNEL_SECURITY_CHECK_FAILURE.
Is there any way to stop some of these? like buying new hardware or something? Or is it probably just time for me to get a new computer?

Thanks.

 

I'm getting BSoD when playing a 3D game.

I am using the latest version of Windows 10 (Up to 17-Jan-2016). I get this BSOD indicating a System_Service_Exception for file dxgmms2.sys sometimes when I playing a 3D game. It crushes after the game
running for a while but not the time when lunching it.

Please help.

Here is the DMP file.

 

I've just had a quick look at your dumps and two mention McAfee, I'd get rid of that while waiting for somebody to do a full analysis.

 

Alright, though I have the All Access version subscription. Any thoughts on a possible replacement AV for the future?

 

I'd just use Windows built in antivirus while you get your system stable.

 

Just as an update, I've played about 3 hours of diablo III at ultra settings and haven't crashed yet. Before this I uninstalled McAfee and cleaned out my registry.

 

So i did get the error again from Skyrim on Ultra Settings.

 

Can you post up new logs to capture the latest dump file please.

 

The latest one is still blaming McAfee so there must still be traces of it on your system.
Code: BugCheck 3B, {c0000005, fffff801cc0e0d72, ffffd00023e29160, 0} *** WARNING: Unable to verify timestamp for mfeavfk.sys *** ERROR: Module load completed but symbols could not be loaded for mfeavfk.sys Probably caused by : mfeavfk.sys ( mfeavfk+1fe4f ) Followup: MachineOwner[/quote]
Download the McAfee Removal Tool linked below and run it. I don't think it's been tested in W10 yet but it should work.

 

Alright, it should be completely removed. I'm going to poke the bear with a stick and see if I still get the error. If so I'll record it and post it.

 

Hopefully all should be good, if there were traces of McAfee left running they would conflict with Windows Defender.

 

So, I'm running Skyrim with Diablo both on ultra settings and steam and origin and the Battle.net app and firefox with netflix. So far no crash.

 

Sounds good, keep us posted.

 

Ok, so I threw on Dragon Age: Inquisition on top of all of that at ultra settings and no crash. I might be ready to assume the problem is fixed.