Windows 10: BSOD When Waking from Sleep

Just built a new computer. All of the drives and the Windows installation is the same as in the old system. I don't know if the issue would have occurred in the old system as I never tried to put my computer to sleep. I was getting one BSOD when waking from sleep (something to do with kernel (0x0000007a bugcheck) but I believe I got that fixed by running chkdsk on all of my HDDs (not on SSDs).

Now, after having run those CHKDSKs, I wanted to test it. Unfortunately, I now get bugcheck 0x00000154 (0xffffe001bc68a000, 0xffffd000216fb080, 0x0000000000000000, 0x0000000000000000)

Any ideas?

:)

 

Problems with sleep

when you wake from sleep, do you get a BSOD?

nevermind.. just looked at your links..

are you running on an SSD?

 

BSoD Analysis request

Hi

My friend had the BSoD on his laptop when waking from sleep and hyper sleep. Here are the data I've collected.

https://1drv.ms/f/s!AgEj5P7CvitTgeVSS6_zXrAZAVioxA

Thank you in advance

 

Dump just shows ntkrnlmp which is a OS kernel file and not the cause.

I do see a lot of old drivers though:

See if you have any of these installed. Uninstall them if you don't use them any more. Otherwise, uninstall then download and install the latest version.
SaiH0762.sys File Description : Saitek Hid Driver
Rminiv3.sys with description mirrorv3 is a driver file from company Famatech International Corp. belonging to product Radmin
epmntdrv.sys EaseUs Partition Manager
T3.sys with description Creative High Definition Audio Driver is a driver file from company Creative Technology Ltd.
EuGdiDrv.sys is a part of the software Easus Partition Master
tapoas.sys OpenVPN Virtual Network Driver

Also check for a newer driver for your Killer e2400 Gigabit Ethernet Controller.

 

Blake mate you said you didn't run chkdsk on the SSD because I dare say you have seen warnings re doing that.
But speaking for myself I have done it many times (particularly in 7) perhaps not always using the /r switch and have never had a problem.

See this Drive Error Checking in Windows 10 - Windows 10 Forums

Now have you checked to see if you have TRIM set for that drive/s see this Make Sure TRIM Is Enabled for Your Solid State Drive in Windows 7 for Better Performance

 

Hi Ztruker! It appears that updating my motherboard drivers fixed the issue. Thank you very much!

 

Excellent! Glad you are working again.