Windows 10: BSOD when PC is idle - never when in use

Getting a "Video_Memory_Management_Internal" BSOD when my pc is idle. I ran the BSOD tool provided by your site and have realised that instead of switching itself off when idle as per my own energy settings the PC seems to be blue screening. I only noticed by "catching the pc in the act" otherwise I would have just assumed that the pc was going to sleep. As you can see there are loads of them, perhaps more than the 50 in the zip file - I assume 50 is the default that the tool pulls? I've put all my PC specs in my profile so hopefully that is also visible to you.

Any help would be most appreciated.

Thanks.

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Store_Exception error on BSOD

Not only store_exception but also i get critical_process_died bsod and computer reboots on its own. it mostly happens when the computer is idle for few minutes.I have never encountered bsod before. this is happening since i have cleaned up :c drive

 

Help trying to find cause, and fix BSOD's

I have been having BSOD's since about the end of January. They mostly happen when the PC is idle. (Never happens during constant use)

I feel it is probably a driver issue, as when I have tried to run verifier, it goes into a BSOD loop that I needed to use safe mode to bug out. And because of password issues, I almost was not able to stop the verifier, so I am not too keen to try that again..

I have used chkdsk, memtest, and a lot of other things over the past month or so, and nothing seems to work.

Here is a few dump files Dump ZIPs.zip

Thanks

 

The log files suggest you are running pirated software and have bypassed Windows activation. I know it seems harsh to withhold support when we suspect this is the case but unfortunately the forum rules state that no piracy or discussion is allowed. If you can clean out all traces of this, install a legal copy of windows and submit a new set of files then we can look again.

The other problem is that people who use software illegally may be unwittingly affecting their systems in ways that introduce unexpected behaviours - therefore, troubleshooting such systems is avoided by most analysts.

 

No problem.

I installed the free upgrade way back when it was released but it messed up somehow and I wasn't able to revert so I just cracked it. I'm starting to wonder if it's the crack itself that's causing the problems as you, perhaps, may have hinted.

Thank you for your time regardless.