Windows 10: From BSOD to Windows Crash

Should I zip up the dump file or will that mess it up?

 

You could use Google Drive, Onedrive, dropbox or many others.

Zipping isn't necessary.

 

Ok uploaded it to Google Drive how do I share it with you Axe0?

 

Right click the file,
Choose 'share',
Click 'Get shareable link' in the right upper corner of the pop-up,
Copy & paste the URL.

 

Memory Dumps

 

Not properly, I only see the file but cannot download it *Sad

 

I verified Link sharing is on, try this:
MEMORY.DMP - Google Drive

 

What I see is the same re-occuring cause, the Intel Smart Connect Technology driver. It does not matter how deep I go this driver keeps showing.

What I would suggest is that you instead of updating through software update this driver manually from ASRock.
ASRock > Z97 Pro4

If that doesn't work then you could remove the driver manually, if correct there shouldn't be much things related making it no problem for removal. However, as @essenbe also recommends, before deleting a driver you should always create a restore point or create a system backup just in case something goes wrong.

 

Hmm, I thought I deleted it when I uninstalled it from the ASRock app. Apparently that didn't do it.
So you suggest updated it manually from their website first and then let's see what happens and if I continue to see BSOD's then remove it, correct.

 

Ok Driver updated, will play the game and test it out.

 

UGH why can't I have a nice normal functioning computer?
Just had a BSOD , couldn't access readable data or something like that, it's a new one, doesn't sound good.
Here is the link to the dump file:

MEMORY2.DMP - Google Drive

 

Please uninstall everything of Nvidia using Display Driver Uninstaller and install new drivers from Nvidia. Be sure the clean install box is checked and only install the Graphics driver and the PhysX driver, you can use this tutorial to do so *Arrow NVIDIA Drivers - Avoid Problems - Windows 7 Help Forums
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