Windows 10: BSOD while connecting USB/HDMI devices - Windows 10 build 1903

Hi to everyone!

BSODs started to appear after updating Windows 10 to the version 1903 on my Lenovo Y580. Previous Windows 10 versions were not affected.

Since the Windows Update day (2019-08-17) have occured:

the 0x0000013a BSOD error > 5 times,

the 0x0000000a BSOD error > 4 times,

the 0x00000139 BSOD error > 1 time.

I updated the Intel HD Graphics 4000 driver to the newest available version (10.18.10.5069 -2018-12-27) as I've read outdated graphic card driver could be the culprit.

However the 0x0000000a BSOD error still occurs every couple of days.

The minidumps:
Windows 10 minidumps - Google Drive

Thanks in advance as I'm really ready to go back to Windows 8.1 *Sad

:)

 

BSOD while connecting USB/HDMI devices - Windows 10 build 1903

When I run log-collector.lnk with elevated rights I get such an error:




Running it with non-elevated (normal) rights gives no error in either window.
Tried several times but there's no transcript-elevated.txt file in zipped archive.

 

BSOD while connecting USB/HDMI devices - Windows 10 build 1903

As I said:

Running it with non-elevated (normal) rights gives no error in either window.
Tried several times but there's no transcript-elevated.txt file in zipped archive.

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Sorry, there's a red error message during 'waiting for elevated script to finish' phase but it disappears too fast.

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I'll try to record it as a video file.

Done:

 

BSOD driver_corrupted_expool plugging in USB device


Hi Wendelly,

As you say it is from your USB ports, but I have 2 questions regarding this.

1. Does a BSOD occur with every (should working) device you're trying to connect via USB?
2. Does a BSOD occur when a device is connected on different USB ports?