Windows 10: BSOD When Waking PC from Sleep, Happens every 7-12 Days, Minidumps inc

Waking up from sleep computer BSODs only every 7-12 days. Windows Version 20H2 (OS Build 19042.964) TLDR Newly built PC BSODs every few days after waking, have tried almost everything. Hello, I ordered all the parts and built the PC about 2 months ago. Specs: The specs Ryzen 5600x Asus B550-F (wifi) 32GB Hyper X Fury DDR4 3200Mhz 1TB Kingston A2000 NVME 2TB Seagate barracuda Corsair RM750 Antec DP501 Case ASUS Strix Geforce GTX 970 (not ordered, friends) After building it I started to get BSODs (only when waking the computer from sleep, never while using it) with the stop code UNEXPECTED_STORE_EXCEPTION. Upon doing extensive research and troubleshooting it came down to either being caused by RAM or storage. I did all the checks, sfc/ scannow, chkdsk, even scanned every bit of memory in both my storage devices and memory diagnostic. All came back negative and no issues. I decided to just reinstall windows completely as well as I changed the partitioning on my NVME from MBR to GPT. After that, it bluescreened once and that was due to memory compression. So I disabled memory compression, it didn't blue screen for 10 days. It blue screened with a new error code KERNEL_DATA_INPAGE_ERROR. Again I dove deep into figuring out what happened with the help of a Redditor who helped me read the minidump and memory dump files. Again it came down to (i think related to RAM or storage). I will post what the Redditor said after reading the memory dump files. "It's crashing with c0000010 again, same as the memory compression if I remember correctly, so this may have been the underlying error all along. c0000010 is a strange error though, it means invalid request. I don't really see how a normal inpage operation could cause that, other than some weird problem with the drive maybe, or if you are using weird file system drivers like HFS+ for Windows for example or possibly a weird filter driver that doesn't understand or properly implement this IOCTL. Are you using any type of anti-virus software other than Windows Defender?" My reply to this was, I use windows defender and that used HFS explorer to convert MAC files my hardrive on this windows PC (secondary hard drive, OS not installed on this drive). So I have updated everything I could think of, drivers, devices in the armory crate software, windows itself, even a Microsoft technician had told me to install a media creation tool which was supposed to stabilize the drivers (something along those lines), didn't help. I have also tried reseating the RAM and ran memtest86 for 8 passes total elapse time combined is ~9h The PC runs great overall, BSODs only when waking the computer. I am trying to avoid sending my parts back as it will take 3-4 weeks from when I send them to estimated receiving them back and this is my only machine for work. I'd also like to mention, usually, after it BSODs it will BSOD again within 2 days. But then again...7-12 days without a BSOD. This is consistent. Also what I have realized is a few days before it BSODs my Bluetooth connection drops out and the Bluetooth peripheral disconnect for a brief moment. I will link below the minidump files. Mini Dump - Google Drive

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BSOD When Waking PC from Sleep, Happens every 7-12 Days, Minidumps inc

Waking up from sleep computer BSODs only every 7-12 days.

Windows Version 20H2 (OS Build 19042.964)

TLDR Newly built PC BSODs every few days after waking, have tried almost everything.

Hello,

I ordered all the parts and built the PC about 2 months ago.
Specs:
The specs

Ryzen 5600x
Asus B550-F (wifi)
32GB Hyper X Fury DDR4 3200Mhz
1TB Kingston A2000 NVME
2TB Seagate barracuda
Corsair RM750
Antec DP501 Case
ASUS Strix Geforce GTX 970 (not ordered, friends)

After building it I started to get BSODs (only when waking the computer from sleep, never while using it) with the stop code UNEXPECTED_STORE_EXCEPTION. Upon doing extensive research and troubleshooting it came down to either being caused by RAM or storage. I did all the checks, sfc/ scannow, chkdsk, even scanned every bit of memory in both my storage devices and memory diagnostic. All came back negative and no issues. I decided to just reinstall windows completely as well as I changed the partitioning on my NVME from MBR to GPT.

After that, it bluescreened once and that was due to memory compression. So I disabled memory compression, it didn't blue screen for 10 days. It blue screened with a new error code KERNEL_DATA_INPAGE_ERROR. Again I dove deep into figuring out what happened with the help of a Redditor who helped me read the minidump and memory dump files. Again it came down to (i think related to RAM or storage). I will post what the Redditor said after reading the memory dump files.

"It's crashing with c0000010 again, same as the memory compression if I remember correctly, so this may have been the underlying error all along.

c0000010 is a strange error though, it means invalid request. I don't really see how a normal inpage operation could cause that, other than some weird problem with the drive maybe, or if you are using weird file system drivers like HFS+ for Windows for example or possibly a weird filter driver that doesn't understand or properly implement this IOCTL. Are you using any type of anti-virus software other than Windows Defender?"

My reply to this was, I use windows defender and that used HFS explorer to convert MAC files my hardrive on this windows PC (secondary hard drive, OS not installed on this drive).

So I have updated everything I could think of, drivers, devices in the armory crate software, windows itself, even a Microsoft technician had told me to install a media creation tool which was supposed to stabilize the drivers (something along those lines), didn't help.

I have also tried reseating the RAM and ran memtest86 for 8 passes total elapse time combined is ~9h

The PC runs great overall, BSODs only when waking the computer.

I am trying to avoid sending my parts back as it will take 3-4 weeks from when I send them to estimated receiving them back and this is my only machine for work.

I'd also like to mention, usually, after it BSODs it will BSOD again within 2 days. But then again...7-12 days without a BSOD. This is consistent. Also what I have realized is a few days before it BSODs my Bluetooth connection drops out and the Bluetooth peripheral disconnect for a brief moment.

I will link below the minidump files.

Mini Dump - Google Drive

 

BSOD due to netadaptercx.sys after waking the PC from Sleep

Hi Prakhar,

The steps you suggested did not solve the problem. I am still experiencing the BSOD when waking the computer from sleep. If you have an other suggestions they'd be greatly appreciated.

Regards,

Chris

 

BSOD due to netadaptercx.sys after waking the PC from Sleep

Every once in a while when my computer wakes from sleep it experiences a BSOD and restarts. This doesn't happen every time, but it's been happening for a few months now so it's quite annoying. I've installed all the latest windows 10 updates and video card
driver, but it never helps.

The bsod message is usually:

stop code: system_thread_exception_not_handled

what failed: netadaptercx.sys

Here's a link to my msinfo32 output and the minidumps:

minidumps.zip

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

***Original title: BSOD after wake from sleep***