Windows 10: BSOD When playing Call Of Duty WWII

Hi,

Im getting bsod´s while playing cod WWII. Atleast 2 times per day.

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It shows that i have problem with my igpu but i disabled it long time ago.

Here is all the crashreports in OneDrive

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Call of Duty WWII Crashing

There is not a lot that is decipherable in these errors, but it looks like the error refers to the mulit-player

part of the game. Is the game running single player properly ?

"This motherboard has had some BIOS issues that I'm currently working out, but I don't see how that could have caused this."

BIOS can indeed cause problems with graphic processor functions. However, if you are using the most recent BIOS

provided by Gigabyte there should be no problems, assuming the BIOS has not been corrupted somehow.

- What do you mean 'working out' ?

If you are referring tweaking some of the BIOS settings, start by going back to the default BIOS settings.

Particularly any cpu or RAM settings you may have changed.

- If you have not already, run Steams 'Verify integrity of game files' tool. A file or files may have been corrupted

during the download/install.

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Call of Duty WWII Crashing

I reinstalled the game after it started crashing on startup. When I started up the multiplayer for the first time the game froze and displayed this error message.

 

The crash dump pointed to DirectX which is an integral part of the graphics subsystem.

I'd ensure you have the latest driver for your 1050TI, looks like there was an update on the 27th.

Drivers | GeForce

 

Did you check those files from Onedrive? there is alot stuff going on.
Nvidia driver 391.24 is the newest i can find

(edit) there is the new driver available, ill do clean install and check if it helps but last night the bsod came from usbroothub3

 

My post contains a link to 391.35.

The watchdog livedump appears to have occured when winlogon.exe tried to initialize dwm, the graphical window manager. This is likely due to issues with the GPU driver.

The usb3 report seems unrelated, it has to do with a faulty usb client (specifically the kernel called " UsbHub3!HUBDSM_MarkingUnknownDeviceAsFailed"), if you want to troubleshoot that, disconnect all non-essential devices that are using usb 3.0, and update your chipset drivers.

 

Thanks for the tips and help. Ill try that and if that dont fix the issue i need to think if my gpu is just dying and i need new one.