Windows 10: Consistent BSOD Post-Reset, Updated Drivers, Checked RAM & HD

I apologize for reposting this, but I'm hoping someone can lend some assistance. I've reset the computer, updated the drivers twice, checked RAM and hard drive, but I'm still getting a daily BSOD.OneDrive Link with DMP files and other information:https://1drv.ms/f/s!AjGbOz3nrLW89GEUG4UtsBqf-J1XPlease see my original post below https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/all/consistent-bsod-even-post-reset-also-checked-ram/2939cf2b-af0b-4fca-8b32-f523a8bb45caI'm having an issue with a consistent pretty much daily BSOD over the last couple months. I've made sure all of my software upd

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Realtek HD Audio Driver Version old post

Hey Almighty1,

Thank you for the reply. I actually got it fixed yesterday by using a method briefly mentioned here. A French poster on touslesdrivers.com forums made a step-by-step post on how to combine the .cab files with the WIN64 folder from another download, and then execute the setup file. That worked beautifully and I'm on 8219 now WITH HD Audio Manager.

 

Realtek HD Audio Driver Version old post

Try this instead, when you install from device manager, you extracted the .cab file correct to it's own folder? What you should do is when you select Update Driver in Device Manager, select "Browse my computer for driver software" and then "Let me pick from a list of available drivers on my computer" and then point it at the folder of the version of the drivers you want to install and then pick one of the shown list of compatible devices. This assumes that when you did the "Browse my computer for driver software" and instead if choosing the "Let me pick from a list of available drivers on my computer" on the bottom, you selected the top option and pointed to the folder of the drivers you want to install under "Search for drivers in this location" including checking the box for include subfolders is what caused it to say Windows already has the best drivers installed. If not, then you should do that one as it should install the drivers. Otherwise, you will have to do the "Let me pick from a list of available drivers on my computer" option as mentioned and see if the HD Audio Manager works and then do post #2777 if needed and remember if you do manage to get HD Audio Manager opened and want it in your system tray, make sure to click on the "i" on the lower right of HD Audio Manager right above the "OK" button and click on "Display icon in notification area".

 

BSOD - Ram issue or driver issue?

I've been consistently BSODing or the computer completely freezes with the audio stuck these past few days.

There's been a few different error codes like...

• Memory_Management
• Faulty Hardware Corrupted Page
• Kmode_Exception_Not_Handled
• Driver_Verifier_Detected_Violation

There were only 2 dmp files created but, they're linked below.

https://1drv.ms/u/s!AoJH6vTn1N_ZgTy_4MQj8OVn98WY?e=fNnwKz

I've tried running memory diagnostics, updating drivers and disk cleanup. Not sure what else the issue might be, could anyone provide some suggestions?