Windows 10: Daily BSODs (ntoskrnl.exe) I've tried everything I've seen on google.

SuperFetch and Prefetch are disabled. Memcheck gives no errors. The computer ran almost 24/7 for ~~10 months before the Win 10 upgrade, not a single BSOD. Since 10, I've gotten 15-20.
I've followed all the steps in this article:
Windows 10: How to fix system ntoskrnl.exe memory leak and high CPU usage

Here's what BlueScreen View says:
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Here's the debug zip from the sticky:
[corrupted, see down below]

:)

 

I've tried everything

Hi,

Check out this thread....

Can't update changes to Windows 8.1.

 

I've tried everything!!!

In addition, if confident your hardware is modern enough to meet
the Windows 10 Specifications including
unsupported feature deprecation, then you can bypass Get Windows 10 app in the System Tray to
Install Windows 10 using the media creation tool - Windows Help.
This is working to overcome almost all issues with GWX app in the System Tray
and also the Upgrade choking on corrupt or bloated factory installs.

Install the tool, tick the checkbox in first option to automate the process, or select "For another PC" to create bootable flash media or download an ISO to burn to DVD with Windows Image Burner. Now you have media for reinstalls
or needed repairs. But to run the Upgrade the media must be opened in Windows 7/8.1, then right click Setup file to Run as Administrator.

If asked do not insert a Product Key at any time, just click Skip or Next.

If you want to really maximize chances for a successful Upgrade, then choose to Save Nothing so the Upgrade has much less to choke on. Make sure your files are backed up separately and you have your program installers and any
Product Keys for programs like Office

To improve the Upgrade's chances turn off everything at Startup:

In Windows 7, type msconfig in Start Search Box, uncheck everything on Startup and Services tabs,
but only after ticking the box in Services to “Hide all MS Services”. Then click Apply, restart PC when prompted.

In Windows 8.1, right click Task Bar to open Task Manager, disable everything in Startup Tab, Apply, Reboot.

Uninstall any anti-virus except Defender. Bloated AV's like Norton, MacAfee, AVG and Avast need to have special
Uninstallers (removal tools) for common antivirus software - ESET Knowledgebase.

Stick with built-in Defender in Windows 10 for best performance and adequate protection. If you get infected add the inexpensive Real Time protection from the best-in-class free malware scanner
Malwarebytes. No one I’ve had do this has ever been
infected again. I'd also periodically scan with free Malwarebytes or AdwCleaner
scanners.

It’s highly recommended to Create
a backup System Image of your existing OS before upgrading, which can be recovered using the booted Windows installation media,
Repair CD or
Recovery flash drivein
20 minutes. Type Backup in Start Search box, in Backup and Recovery Center choose Create a System Image. You can also use a more flexible imaging program like free
Macrium Imaging which
allows recovery to any partition position on the hard drive.

Immediately after install, type Update in Start Search box to Check for Updates, expedite these through requested restart, then check again until no more are offered.

Next right click Start button to open Device Manager, import any drivers still missing from the PC or Device's Support Downloads webpage.
How to: Install and
Update drivers in Windows 10 - Microsoft Community

Feel free to ask back any questions and keep us posted on how it goes.

 

Hi shinytile,

Welcome to the 10forums.

Please remove / disable items from the startup in taskmanager
These programs could interfere with the boot process giving you trouble.

If you are using a program like Ccleaner please stop using it while troubleshooting.
This because programs like Ccleaner remove dump files that are needed to troubleshoot.
Or configure Ccleaner to not remove dump files:




I see you have KMSpico, please remove it and the cracked program.
Cracked programs contain modified codes, causing them to behave in unexpected ways.

It looks like the dumps are corrupted.
Please upload the dumps in a separated zip file.

0x1a memory errors are mostly related to memory problems.
However the built-in memory check is not good enough, please follow instructions below.





Diagnostic Test

RAM TEST


Run MemTest86+ - Test RAM - Windows 10 Forums



Note



MemTest86+ needs to be run for at least 8 passes for conclusive results. Set it running before you go to bed and leave it overnight. We're looking for zero errors here. Even a single error will indicate RAM failure.

 

Everything except antivirus now disabled.

CCleaner set to not clean dumps, and then also disabled.

Spico and affected program uninstalled.


I'll run memtest overnight


EDIT: Well, definitely getting errors. That sucks. Thanks.

 

Try to find out if the slots or sticks are causing it, as explained in the tutorial.