Windows 10: DPC Watchdog BSOD Windows 10 1607

Cris, i did a clean install of 10 anniversary edition on a different drive & it installed those drivers from 2013 much newer & not yet any blue screens but i want to see if i can copy the storage drivers to other drive or extract them as there on cd then would fix this issue

 

@DrSysop I think I might have found a solution as well, but I am waiting for a few days first to make sure.

 

Ok, Well then i made new new install of 10 it used version 10.6.0.23 dated 9-23-13 which I think is windows 8 driver. The other one was dated 2009. I searched to see if i can download that driver but i see it on pcpitstop but cant get it but been told that it's an unsafe site. So far ran it on clean install 3 days no blue screen yet so that the trick now is to get that driver off the CD or find it. Let me know Chris Thanks

 

In device manager, under storage controller, do you have nvidia drivers listed as well as microsoft storage spaces controller? Both of the drivers you mentioned caused me problems. The fix I am testing currently seems to be holding. I am checking a little longer.

 

Yes, I have Microsoft Storage Spaces Controller new install version 10.0.14393.0 6-21-06 & NVIDIA nForce Serial ATA Controller 2x on new install & old one

 

ok on problem drive Microsoft Storage is same version & nForce is version 11.1.0.29 dated 6-22-2009 one that giving me blue screen, funny why it didn't update

 

Okay. Back in device manager go to IDE ADA/ATAPI Controllers and update those drivers. It will uninstall the nforce drivers under storage controllers and install the correct drivers. Do this for each one under IDE ADA/ATAPI Controllers. Then rename the nvstor drivers to .bak. Check the screen shots below.

 

Perform a back up first!

 

I didn't mention in the screen shot post to, select search your computer for software (1st Pic), then pick list of device drivers from my computer (2nd Pic). Hope all goes well for you.

 

Ok i did the first part no update found here is some pictures



should i rename files before or after all this?

 

UPDATE: Ok i got it to work manually install have disk option on the nvidia nforce i saw 2013 driver version & updated it & rename the files before I updated it & well see now if it works as the IDE part i did also but same driver ok let see what happens

 

OK Another Update: FAILED! When I rebooted PC went right to blue screen asking for nvstor64.sys. I had to use my new installed win 10 & slave the drive & rename that .bak to sys & all good. I noticed on clean install there is no nvstor64,sys only nvstor.sys. Is this in a boot file i need to edit? Now before I did this earler I uninstalled the drivers & it asked me to reboot & i did then blue screen came asking for that file so I need to find a newer than 2009 nvsto64.sys. As I noticed its a 64 bit in windows\system32\drivers folder. I checked the Syswow 64 folder on both & nothing. This is all new since the Anniversary update & was fine on 1511. My son accidently used disk clean up & deleted the uninstall back to 1511. I was wondering if I got a copy of that on cd & installed it as upgrade if it will work & just need to get the 1511 if its still available.

 

Since I updated through IDE ATA/ATAPI it uninstalled nforce drivers from storage controllers. You should have had nvstor and nvstor64 in the drivers folder though, because you have 64 bit windows, but it would not have been used because of the driver update through IDE ATA/ATAPI.

 

ok so uninstall the nforce & Microsoft storage & then update auto ide part?

 

Just update IDE part. It then should by itself uninstall nforce from driver storage. Microsoft storage will remain.