Windows 10: Constant Random BSOD

Hello,

I've gone through a bit of troubleshooting myself and cant figure out whats going on. My Kernel is constantly the cause of the crashing. Here are the steps I've already done:

-Reformatted (BSOD at login)
-Memtest with 0 errors
-update drivers + BIOS
-Reset UEFI settings to default
-CMOS reset
-Using one stick of RAM

The crashes happen more often when playing games. But some times the computer freezes up randomly and BSOD's as well. I've also had the computer BSOD after unplugging a PS4 controller while in game.

Your help is appreciated.

:)

 

Constant BSOD's on Windows 10, when trying to play League of Legends game. errors, like "Bad Pool Header," "Faulty Hardware Corrupted Page," and "Attempted Write to ReadOnly Memory".

Everytime I try to play a game of League of Legends, I either blue screen loading in, during the game, or right before the game ends. I get a couple of random errors, like "Bad Pool Header," "Faulty Hardware Corrupted Page," and "Attempted Write to ReadOnly
Memory". I have an Nvidia Geforce GT 730 Graphics Card, and not only did I constantly try to fix if it was a driver issue, but I even clean installed new drivers twice and updated it. I still get constant BSOD's. :/

OP - Constant BSOD's on Windows 10

 

Windows 10 freezing, shutdown, BSOD errors and constant 100% disk usage.

Specs added to post.

BSOD errors happen every couple of days, but random shutdowns after a few minutes of online time are more common. Also there is the constant high disk usage, >90%.

Tried the driver verifier method some time ago but it does not makes my pc crash for the BSOD errors to appear nor do i know what exactly makes my pc crash.

 

You are not going to be able to get help if we suspect this is a counterfeit installation (which yours appears to be).

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Troubleshooting a counterfeit installation is useless as it is not known what has been modified on your system. A counterfeit installation may contain modified code which causes the system to behave in unexpected ways. For this reason, analysing counterfeit systems is unreliable and most analysts won't try it.

Please install a genuine copy of Windows and activate it.

If, after you have installed a genuine copy of Windows, you still get BSOD's we'll be happy to assist you once this install is confirmed .

 

My OS is straight from MS. I used their tool to create a bootable USB.

 

For the record - My windows installation was not the issue and figured out it was my motherboard after troubleshooting for days. No BSOD since replacement.