Windows 10: Frequently BSOD Windows 11 - Volmgr 161

Hello guys!I have a lot of BSOD, the reason code is different. A few weeks I reinstalled the Windows, but it did not helped. Every driver is up to date.1 year ago I ran a memory test, it did not indicate any error. But I now read the created minidump file and I conclude that there is a problem with the RAM.Can you help someone to check my minidumps file? I uploaded all file i got since last month.https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1eN0p4umOtYPl6Y_QShTHBnEGMMFG_Zmj?usp=sharingSpec:Motherboard: MSI B450 Tomahawk MAXCPU: AMD Ryzen 5 3600GPU: Asus TUF 3060RAM: Kingston FURY 32GB

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Windows 10 BSOD volmgr 161

I need help please. I am having a frequent BSOD on my PC. There's no spesific action that triggers it. It shows "volmgr 161 - Dump file creation failed due to error during dump creation" on event viewer. BSOD shows Unexpected store exception or Critical process died.

All the things that I have tried:

- Reset Windows

- update BIOS

- dism /sfc / chkdsk /

- driver verifier

- testmem 5

 

Volmgr 161 + WHEA

Awesome! Hopefully that works and we take a big leap toward the answer *Smile - - - Updated - - - The results are in- just experienced the same BSOD. Was only using Chrome this time… DumpFiles folder I made and pointed it toward is still empty. No dmp file created as the BSOD continued to stay on 0%

 

Volmgr 161 + WHEA

I'll list out here what works on my system. I first uncheck "Automatically manage paging file size for all drives" to enable the controls on the dialog. I select C: in the drive list and change the settings to match what is shown in this screenshot:

It should look like that after hitting the Set button. Hit OK until the dialog closes and restart the computer. Go back into the dialog and select D: in the drive list and change the settings to match this screenshot:

Hit the Set button and OK out until the dialog closes. Then restart the computer. That should set the pagefile for drive D: and it shows that in my msinfo32 information as well the D:\pagefile.sys showing up when I run "dir d: /ah" in a command prompt.