Windows 10: experiencing bsods every few days, different stopcodes.

hello all,i've been experience BSODs for roughly 2 or 3 years now, and i've had this pc for almost 4 years. it's probably a little too late to be asking for some help seeing as i will most likely get a new computer for christmas, but if the plans fall through, i'm going to need this computer for college and i can't keep having it crash. i've researched about every stopcode i've gotten in the last 3 years, tried memory diagnostics exam, sfc /scannow, but with many factory resets, i've lost a lot of the minidump files from the years prior. i've also reseated my ram. below i have attached the one

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BSOD random with various different stopcodes eg DPC Violation or memor

I upgraded to Windows 10 from Windows 7 on Microsoft online upgrade offer. Shortly after the upgrade I started experiencing random BSOD. I can’t pinpoint any pattern or specific activity that triggers it. The stopcodes given also seems to vary. The most recent stopcodes given was IEQL less or not equal; DPC Watchdog violation and memory management. I can’t always see what the stopcodes are as the computer reboots quite quickly after showing the BSOD. The last stopcode a few minutes ago was Memory management. The frequency of the BSOD are quite random with some days only once or twice and at other times they come in quick succession. For the two weeks prior to the 16 Nov update on Windows 10 the computer was quite stable with no BSOD, but after the update it has returned with a vengeance.

While creating my profile I could not immediately determine the motherboard and graphics card and because the instructions said that I could add that later to my profile I created the profile without that info. I have however not been successful in updating my profile with that info, therefore I will list what I could determine from physically looking at the motherboard and graphics card.

The graphics card has the following number on a sticker on the card – D33006.G.C
The driver has the following info on the “about” in the help screen:
NIVIDIA Control Panel version 8.1.970.0
I am also running a dual screen.

The motherboard has the following markings on it:
PCI Express / ECS Elite Group / FSB 1333 / EA = 002511CCB23 / G31T-M7. Rev 1.0 and 15-V83 011000

It seems that Chrome is also having issues with frequent “page has stopped responding” error messages. However the Microsoft Edge browser and Mozilla FireFox fares no better. I am running MalwareBytes anti exploit with the browsers and my anti virus software is Avast free anti virus.

At times the screen just goes black for a while before returning to normal and at times there was a graphics error message (I can’t exactly remember the wording) That has not happened recently however, but the screen going black is quite frequent. This makes me suspect that there is some issue between NVIDIA and Windows 10, but I can’t say for sure. While posting this I experienced another BSOD stopcode Memory management and had to restart my query.

If I knew how I would have reverted back to Windows 7, but alas that is not within my know how. I am really sorry that I upgraded to Windows 10, but for now it seems that I am stuck with it. L

Sorry if this is a bit long winded, but I have tried to give as much info as possible. Any help that I can get will be appreciated. I have also attached the log file as per the instructions for posting BSOD queries.

 

fresh Win11 install having stopcode

hi, seeking help here with a new miniPC PN64 that keep getting stopcode (very random, and everytime different stopcode). Upon customer service agent suggestion, I've also reinstalled fresh Win11 pro (not upgrade, not repair) and when it boots into desktop for the very first time, BSOD stopcode. customer service agent have changed a new unit, same thing. and have changed the motherboard, same issue. In total, I've had same issue with 3 different motherboards, all PN64 motherboards, different serial numbers.

any suggestions? thanks.

 

Experienced three BSODs in one day with different reasons

After Window 10 1703 upgrade my laptop experienced three BSODs in one day, and according to reliability history they had different reasons that caused Windows stopped working.The first bugcheck: 0x000000d1, second: 0x0000001e, third: 0x00000139

The info zip Attachment 157803
Minidump files Attachment 157805

Please let me know if any additional information is required.
Thank you all in advance.