Windows 10: Frequently occuring BSOD in Windows 10 when Laptop is in standby

Hello,
I am little frustrated as my laptop crashes frequently when not in work. It runs well when I am doing any task, I mean when mouse and keyboards are in use. But if I keep my laptop open and there is no activity, immediately after sometime, it crashes and shows BSOD. For each case of BSOD, the problems are different. I have analyzed the minidump file (Though I am not an expert, but tried) and each minidump files says different causes and lists different programs as affected, but I could not make a solution for it. Please, if any expert can analyze the dump files and tell me exactly what is causing the problems from the attached minidump files.

I am running Microsoft Windows 10 Pro on HP 14-r029tx laptop with 4th generation Intel Core-i3 processor, 4 GB DDR3 Ram and 2 GB NVIDIA GeForce 820M Gfx card.

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BSOD Occurring Frequently

I have an Acer Aspire V5 573P-9899

Here is the Driver View Text File:

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BSOD Occurring Frequently

I have been having BSODs occur every few days and I don't know what the cause is. I have run a memtest and checked my hard drive. My laptop is an Acer Aspire V5-573P-9899 purchased from the Microsoft store around 2 years ago.

The link to the msinfo32 and the minidump files is:

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Thank you for the help

 

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Sorry, but I didn't understand. Can you please clarify me something more about which software you wanted me to remove and what type of crack I had provided. Thank you.

 

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Hello, I am a new user of this forum and as you asked me to remove the cracks from my PC, I removed those but mistakenly created another thread stating same problem with new files (Frequently occuring BSOD in Windows 10 when Laptop is in standby - Windows 10 Forums), which should not be done by me. May be posting same thread twice is against the rule of this forum. I am so sorry for that. Please reply to my new thread and please let me know if it is possible to delete this thread and how as I could not find any option to delete the previous thread. Thanks.

 

Thanks for removing the new thread. Here I have sent the newly created zip file for BSOD problems again. Hope it will help you to solve my problem.

 

I have again faced BSOD system crash yesterday. Please help me. What can I do?

 

A suggestion, update to the newest version of Windows 10 and check after updating to Windows 10 10586 Windows Update for updates.
Updating may solve several problems.

 

I haven't change anything nor updated windows, but for last few days no BSOD was occurring. Why, I don't know, but now my laptop is absolutely okay *Smile. Thanks everyone.

 

Please press windows key + r, enter winver and press enter.
Please make a screenshot of the pop-up that shows and post it.

 

Here is the screenshot from winver.....


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But unfortunately again the previous problems are occurring. I am messed up with these bsod. The latest two minidump files are attached here. I can't find out which programs are creating the bsod or is it any hardware problem?

 

Visit Windows Update in the settings and update Windows.