Windows 10: BSOD: volmgr 161 followed by kernel 41

Guys, please I need your help, don't know what else I can do to solve this!Problem: getting multiple BSODs a day with errors: SYSTEM_SERVICE_EXCEPTION, CRITICAL_PROCESS_DIED, INVALID_KERNEL_HANDLEI notice this started the exact day Windows updated on October 10th. But I'm almost ruling the update out as the root cause because I reinstalled windows.notebook specs: Razer Blade 15 Advanced, Geforce rtx 3080, 32gb ddr4 ram, i7-10875h, samsung ssd 1tbWhat I've done:- windows memory test passed 100%- CystalDisk all blue 98% health- sfc /scannow and DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth- r

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Volmgr 161, kernel power 41 constant BSODs

Constant BSOD - Volmgr 161 followed by Kernel-Power 41.

Laptop is an Asus GL703VD.

Volmgr error (from event viewer) always comes from the same volume area according to the report.

The first time this BSOD occured was a few days ago.

\Device\HarddiskVolume4

000000000100000000000000A10004C000000400010000C000000000000000000000000000000000

Kinda running at my wits' end here. The error went from happening once, to multiple times today, to literally every 5 minutes now. No idea what could be causing

this. Thank you for any help.

Addendum: Laptop has been a good bit slower since this issue has been in full swing.

 

Volmgr 161 and kernel-power 41 / unexpected storage exception BSoD while on Load

Recently i've been getting constant BSoDs while my laptop is on load. It usually says ''unexpected storage exception'' at BSoD. So i checked the event viewer logs and saw that i've been getting ''volmgr 161'' followed by '' kernel-power 41''

This behaviour got me worried i've been trying to find a proper solution for days yet i couldnt solve it by myself i'd appreciate the help.

 

BSOD Kernel 41 bugcheck 292, with volmgr 161

Hello.

I have a lot of BSOD recently, WHEA uncorrectable error, and when I go into the Event Viewer, Kernel 41 with bugcheck 292 occur. Just before, there is also a volmgr 161.

I looked after the dump files, but obviously, there isn't any of it. I tried a lot of things to solve it by myself but nothing happened. I tried reinstalling Windows on my SSD, on my HDD, unplugging my HDD, unplugging my SSD, unplugging one of my RAM, update drivers, manually uninstalling them, uninstalling the chipset and reinstalling it, activate and deactivate fast boot, manually crash my pc to see if dump files can be created (it can), i'm really out of options.

My drives are clean, i tested them with crystaldisk, and my ssd is at 100% good, my hdd at 95% good.

Does anybody has any idea?

Thanks,

Lucas.