Windows 10: Can anyone help identify BSOD cause

Hi All, I'm wondering if someone can help identify the cause of my BSODs lately. I recently updated my PC with a new MOBO/CPU/RAM, and since I have had network spikes pretty constantly and 2 crashed ~3 days form each other. Any help would be greatly appreciated. I have logs too.

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Identifying driver causing BSOD

My laptop suddenly went into BSOD with the error IRQL_NOTLESS_OR_EQUAL. I tried using a bsod viewer to identify the driver but it just states ntoskrnl.exe. I have the dump files available, will it be helpful in identifying the driver that is causing this
issue?

 

Need Help Identifying Cause of Blue Screen

I have recently started getting BSOD.

• Environment is Windows 10 x64, with i7 CPU.
  
• Windows 10 is updated.
  
• I have tried to update most likely causes, aka Video, and Cisco VPN.
  
• Still getting issues.
  
• Have installed BlueScreenViewer, but I am not able to identify root cause.
  
• This is a work computer, with dual monitors. No games played on it.
  
• Replaced power supply about a year ago.
  
• Below is a screen shot from BlueScreen Viewer.
  
• I believe Cisco VPN was running during all BSOD. I know it was running during the last 3 at least.
  
• Since this is a work computer, I am on VPN at least 1/2 of the time, if not more.
  
• VPN is Cisco AnyConnect Secure Mobility Client Version 3.1.13015. - Antivirus is Avast Free AntiVirus 11.2.2261.
  
• Last issue was this morning. Although computer had been up and
  running for a while, I believe the only 'user programs' were VPN and
  MS Outlook 2013. I was literally composing email at time of BSOD.
  
• I am the only user on the system.
  
• As to Win10 Anniversary Update, I don't know if I had the issues
  prior to this or not. My first BSOD was Aug 9. I know I have
  Anniversary update, but I don't recall installation date.
  

Any thoughts or ideas appreciated. I plan on running MemTest on it all night tonight. No hardware changes in months.





2nd picture is the details from the latest BSOD.

 

I need help identifying the BSOD cause

Hello,

I've built a new PC some 6 months ago and I've been getting BSODs every now and then. I've just ignored it mostly as I didn't have time for investigating.

Lately the BSOD's are happening daily, even several times a day and I can't ignore them anymore.

I've tried some things like:

• update all drivers to latest version
• uninstalling antivirus (BitDefender)
• updating BIOS
• disconnecting an old HDD
• uninstalling/removing several apps from starting up with windows
• I've ran memtest86 and got 0 errors back

Still the BSOD's kept coming.

I know it might still be the motherboard, video card, CPU, whatever else. Those are a bit hard to replace, I don't have any replacements on hand.

I've tried looking at the minidumps with Windbg Preview but I don't understand what's there.

Can someone help me with this? Maybe from the minidumps it's clearer what the reason for these BSOD's is?

Here's a link to OneDrive with the minidumps and system info: link to OneDrive

Thanks!