Windows 10: IRQL/KMODE when I watch a stream/video

The memory.dmp file is a file that has a lot of information and is pretty much the same as with the minidump files.
But the memory.dmp file will be overwritten every time you get a bluescreen, that is the default setting. This is not the case with the minidumps.

Have you tried to upload the dumps in a zip file, directly or how did you try to upload the dump files?
If you tried to upload the dump files directy, without putting them in a zip file, this method is not supported.

 

If I try to put the Minidump files in a zip file windows gives me an compressed zipped folders error saying that the file was not found or I have no read permission. And I am wondering if I am not logged in as Admin (although I should be since I only have one account).

 

Right click the folder, choose properties > security tab > advanced.
Try to take the ownership, although usually this shouldn't be necessary.

 

Well I already have full control, so I don't think that's the issue right here. The strange thing is I can open the files but not compress them. Is there any other option? Or I will probably need to run memtest86+ with SMP enabled.

I also received a Wdf010001.sys KMODE_Exception. I do not know if this will tell you anything.

Here is the latest file.

 

Please remove AVG using 1 of the uninstaller utilities here.






Diagnostic Test

RAM TEST


Run MemTest86+ - Test RAM - Windows 10 Forums



Note



MemTest86+ needs to be run for at least 8 passes for conclusive results. Set it running before you go to bed and leave it overnight. We're looking for zero errors here. Even a single error will indicate RAM failure.

 

I don't recall installing AVG on this computer. Also the uninstaller does not work. It just runs some cmd which says something along the lines of that it does not exist and then it terminates.

Should I run the Memtest86+ again? I doubt it will give me an error.

edit: Now it just randomly crashes when I am browsing the Internet with an IRQL exception.

 

1 of the dumps found drivers left behind
Attachment 36471

The other says
Code: Probably caused by : memory_corruption[/quote] Please make sure your RAM is clean and cleared.

 

I tried the first two uninstallers that were in the link and neither seemed to have done anything.

Since I was not sure how to clean my RAM, I googled and stumbled upon mystring=(80000000) and ran it as a vbs file. Is that sufficient?

 

I see that I have placed the wrong link, please follow this link and go to part C.

Please read the instructions in this link for cleaning the RAM.