Windows 10: help my computer keep going into bsod kernel-power volmgr

1. installed some scatchy security program that im forced to install2. while playing COD warzone yesterday first bsod ocured. shruged if off and went to bed3. play warzon agiain and got bsod again twiceno minidump folder or memory file in windows forder. sorryin event viewer found kernel-power, volmgr error thricetryed rebooting, uninstalling aformentioned scatchy security program, cheked all driver/windows update but all up to dateheres msinfo32 file msinfo32.nfo - <Event xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/win/2004/08/events/event">- <System> <Provider Name="Microsoft-Wi

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Volmgr 161, kernel power 41 constant BSODs

Constant BSOD - Volmgr 161 followed by Kernel-Power 41.

Laptop is an Asus GL703VD.

Volmgr error (from event viewer) always comes from the same volume area according to the report.

The first time this BSOD occured was a few days ago.

\Device\HarddiskVolume4

000000000100000000000000A10004C000000400010000C000000000000000000000000000000000

Kinda running at my wits' end here. The error went from happening once, to multiple times today, to literally every 5 minutes now. No idea what could be causing

this. Thank you for any help.

Addendum: Laptop has been a good bit slower since this issue has been in full swing.

 

volmgr, kernel power issues

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Dear Advisor,

I have constant kernel power 41 volmgr critical issues (BSOD and without blue screen)while gaming. Is it related to the hard drive?

I did all i found about kernel 41

Power management set to balanced

disable fast boot

updated all drivers

rerolled all drivers

chkdsk

power management trubleshoot

re installed win 11 with clean install( with fromatting)

memtest

hard drive test

updated bios

updated chipset drivers also rerolled them

updated nvidia drivers

Problem still exist.

Could you please check my minidump?

Thanks in advance

Richard

 

Windows BSOD with Event 162 volmgr & Event 41 Kernel-Power

I am receiving regular BSOD errors with the error PFN_LIST_CORRUPT. In the event viewer I can see error event 162 volmgr & critical event 41 kernel-power occur at the time of the crash. The crash can occur at any time but seems to be more frequent when waking from inactivity.

I have completely wiped and re-installed windows 11, run restoro, sfc, windows memory diagnostic and 4 passes of memtestx86 with no errors found. I have also tried installing new RAM and I'm still getting the error.

Any suggestions as to the cause would be greatly appreciated.