Windows 10: IRQL not less or equal to Windows 10 BSOD shortly after startup

Qualcom/Atheros have the basic drivers for the Killer NIC, which, I think, are still at W8.1 level but from early this year. Memory Management figures, ties in with what looks like the 'confused' state of the networking system - one driver is illegally accessing the loaded memory space of another = crash. Yes, I'd go for clean install.

Your SATA should be set as JBOD, rather than RAID anyway; disabling RAID specifically, if it's possible, might mean that W10 doesn't try to install the IntelRST (which will add ~4 drivers that simply aren't needed). Your base software load out sounds safe. Making notes as you go is always good (something I'm really bad at!).

 

This article tells me that RAID will basically keep my data safer, I kiiiiinda wanna trust it. I do plan on using Windows 10 in the long run after all and I'd like it to be set up optimally from the get-go. JBOD Vs RAID : Cost Effective Network Storage Options » JetStor

Update: My NVIDIA GPU is operational!! I'm not sure how it got detected. I didn't do anything differently, I just restarted my laptop.

 

Satrow - I just finished my clean install of Windows 10. Unfortunately, I forgot to disable the Wifi before doing so and was prompted to add a network to connect to via Wifi during installation (that's when I noticed). But I think it's ok because I was able to finally successfully install the Killer Suite for Windows 10 without crashing. No BSOD's so far. NVIDIA GPU + drivers are recognized and seem to be working fine. I might play a game or 2 of Dota2 just to make sure

Should I test anything specifically based on my submitted crash report and noted BSOD error messages before feeling like this was completely successful? (naïve idea incoming) Are there maybe any programs I can run to stress test for BSOD?