Windows 10: Haven't changed any hardware and got random BSODs several times a day

Hi! I haven't changed any hardware and the only recent changes to my system was a Windows update a week ago and a couple of days after that, I started getting the BSODs. I can roll back the changes ( I haven't check System Restore yet) but I believe it will also roll back the not problematic updates. Can you determine which specific update is messing up with my system?

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Windows 10 Random Freezing several times a day!

First system hang already, it hasn't even been an hour since I updated the BIOS.

I will continue to look for drivers that might need an update.

 

Windows 10 Random Freezing several times a day!

A friend of mine suggested I run driver verifier to try to determine the source of the instability.

It sounded like the process above: selectively checking driver stability.

I gave that a shot and had the program run into trouble which left the system unable to boot into regular mode.

I then reinstalled windows 10 in the hopes of getting to a stable state.

3 hours later it was hanging again.

Windows then spent time installing useless **** like CANDY CRUSH when all I need is a stable system!

Get your priorities straight. Stability>bloatware

This is almost as bad as getting software from CNET Download.com and having it infect your machine with malware. If I was working for Microsoft Windows, I would be ashamed and embarrassed.

I have ran Lenovo's utilities to scan for problems as well, and have come up with nothing.

On top of that I now have to reinstall all my programs and UNINSTALL the bloatware that Windows 10 added!

Should I even bother with Windows at this point?

As always, thanks to the tech support people who have to hear these rants and deal with frustrated customers like me every day. I hope that they understand that my anger is not directed at them.

 

Hello Jaypels *Smile

All three dump files point to this being due to a display driver problem. Try rolling back to the previous driver for the NVidia graphics.

You can also look at the Reliability History to see what changed and when it happened.

If a driver update is the problem you can turn automatic driver updates off to prevent this happening: Device Driver Automatic Installation - Turn On or Off in Windows 10

 

Gotcha! Will try that tomorrow. Thank you!