Windows 10: Keep having multiple different BSOD HELP, I've tried all solutions out there.

I keep having multiple different BSOD since I built my computerI have changed almost all parts of hardware except the CPU also but the issue keeps on appearing.I've also tried switching to windows 10 to now win11, still no luck.I did sfc scans, DISM solutions, every driver is the latest, all windows update, Memtest is clear, disabled realtek, adjusted power setting to AMD balanced, all chipset updated, Did Mem diag, also motherboard BIOS updated, No overclocking, Re seated my wires, all my hardware put into place properly, my temps are pretty low. I've done multiple OS fresh install from USB a

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Getting multiple different BSOD crashes tried MANY things

I cannot do the last three steps because they take too long and my computer BSOD's every time.

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All of the rows in the health tab said ok.

New crash dmp files.
Dump files.

 

BSOD with DPC_WATCHDOG_VIOLATION , have tried multiple solution

My laptop recently has a problem with the BSOD with the code DPC_WATCHDOG_VIOLATION
It happens every 30 minutes and bothers me a lot.

I did some researches and have tried the following:
1. Remove recent installed software
2. Update drivers of Disk Drive in Device Manager
(BTW, there's no IDE ATA/ATAPI controllers in the list, though it was shown on many online solutions I found.)
3. update the video card driver
4. Use the system manager to scan the disc with the script: sfc /scannow
non of the above works

I also tried to upload the dmp file to identify the problem, but the latest dmp file I can get was generated 2 months ago.
I followed the process on
this page to ensure the minidmp is enabled, but still, no new dmp was generated.

I also saw the guidance on the page about what to do when minidmp is missing.

but I realized that I can't find my pagefile neither.





Please help me.

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Getting different multiple BSODs, please help


I reply whenever I am able to *Wink

Their are many different fixes for different BSOD crashes, it isn't really something I can simply add to a list of possible fixes for specific crashes (some are an exception), but it was already on the list for generic troubleshooting *Wink

Glad to hear your problem is solved, thank you for reporting back your solution