Windows 10: Help Reading Minidump and Identifying Crashing Problem

Hi there! For about 4 years I have been chasing a consistent BSOD panic on my computer. I have tried a bunch of both hardware and software fixes, but never really found the problem. It finally clicked in my head that I could have the minidump looked at by minds much smarter than myself.The buck check string is "ATTEMPTED_EXECUTE_OF_NOEXECUTE_MEMORY" and almost always has "ntoskrnl.exe" as the drivers as the problem.I've attached the minidump and the hardware info of my computer as an .nfo file.I'll try to make it quick on the things I have done already:1. Replaced GPU Never Overclocked Tried

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Help Reading Minidump and Identifying Crashing Problem

Awesome, thank you for checking the minidump for me!

That's weird, I just got the Logitech hardware about a month ago. I will get all Logitech related stuff and all related drivers removed. Then I'll re-install just the drivers for the hardware and see what I get. It often takes about 2 to 4 days per each crash, so I'll report back with what I find

Thank you again!

PS. Can I ask a dumb question? How did you figure that out from the minidump? I was trying to learn to read them, but it was a little too advanced for me.

 

Help Reading Minidump and Identifying Crashing Problem

Hi, I am Dave, I will help you with this.

Your minidump file indicates a Logitech driver is causing your system to crash

I see Driver Verifier is enabled, if you manually enabled that please ensure that is now disabled.

Completely uninstall ant Logitech software you may have installed like G Hub

Re-install any required drivers for any Logitech devices you may use

Restart your PC and wait to see if your system is stable.

 

Help Reading Minidump and Identifying Crashing Problem

Hi there! For about 4 years I have been chasing a consistent BSOD panic on my computer. I have tried a bunch of both hardware and software fixes, but never really found the problem. It finally clicked in my head that I could have the minidump looked at by minds much smarter than myself.

The bug check string is "ATTEMPTED_EXECUTE_OF_NOEXECUTE_MEMORY" and almost always has "ntoskrnl.exe" as the drivers as the problem.

I've attached the minidump and the hardware info of my computer as an .nfo file.

I'll try to make it quick on the things I have done already:

1. Replaced GPU (Never Overclocked) Tried older GPU drivers and newer, none made a difference.

2. Replaced Motherboard. Tried updating bios on old and replaced board, no changes.

3. Tested Ram using memtest 86+ for more than required cycles. No fails

4. Tested single sticks of ram. in memtest 86+ No fails

5. Removed XMP profiles.

6. done many fresh installs of both Windows 10 and 11.

7. Used Intel CPU diagnostic tests (has always passed) (CPU at stock clocks)

8. Tried using Driver Verifier, found no unsigned drivers, and scanning all drivers made my computer crash with a unique kernel panic code on driver "vhf.sys" with message (DRIVER_VERIFIER_DETECTED_VIOLATION) This is not the BSOD that has happened for the past 4 years. Just one that happened while using Driver Verifier. I can upload this BSOD if you think it is needed.

9. I've tried updating drivers, uninstalling drivers, removing hardware, with no change.

There are small characteristics of weird things my computer does that I can include if needed, (like random moments of lag via windows interactions, RBG lighting sometimes showing lag in color changes or not being detected for short amounts of time, when running CPU Stress Test - An online tool to test your CPU stability | CPU Expert (cpux.net), if I push the test to all cores my computer will slowly become more and more laggy as each core in engaged. Videos and audio will skip, but the system never crashes under this test. When Explorer windows are open, I can move them, but they will stutter as I move them. Once I quit the cpux test, everything returns to normal, etc.)

I have other things, but I figured I'd at least start with the mini dump. I really appreciate any and all help! This problem has bothered me for years, so I'm hoping others can help

Mini Dump and Hardware Info.zip