Windows 10: Lot of different BSOD

Hey Folks...
I've read a lot of existing threads to gain some tips and tricks - but nothing helped so far.


I have new PC/Hardware (everything except the SSD is new)
On my Win10 Pro Desktop PC I get random BSOD Wheter I render a movie (~BSOD in 15 Mins) or i watch Youtube (~1h or 10 mins BSOD).


What I've tried so far:
* Speed Fan to controll temperature - is ok
* Memtest86 for 2h - everything ok
* I also switched the RAM moduls - just to exclude any RAM-Module/Mainboard damage
* Clean Windows 10 x64 installation (I've tried 2 different Images)
* I have a MSI H97 Mainboard - I've updated the Bios to the newest Version (1.11) and also installed ALL Drivers from the msi-Website!
* The windows defender Antivirus is running
* Update the Samsung Evo 840 Firmware!


I am relly looking forward for some help...


:)

 

Lots of BSOD's

Hello,

Installed all 3 of them altough Realtek PCI-E Ethernet drivers where already installed so i just clicked repair on that one.

It is a samsung 840 EVO 120GB

Freescan i did as well here is a screenshot of it:





Strange tough says in bottom right 99.8GB free yet in the program itself 90.4,i don't have anything enabled in samsung magician is set for max capacity

11.18GB is set for Over Provisioning

 

Lots of BSOD's

Hello,

my pc is a custom build:

Motherboard: MSI Z87-G41 PC MATE

CPU: Intel Core I5 4670

GPU:Asus Strix-GTX 960

RAMDR3 16GB Crucial Ballistix Tactical BLT2C4G3D1608ET3LX0CEU

Reports have not being obtained in safe mode:

Driver View

System Info

Thank you for the reply

 

You are way back level on Windows Updates. You are at 10249, current is 10586.318.

Please apply all Windows Updates then see how things run. Upload a new DM Log collector if it fails after that.

 

Heyho...

Thank you for your fast respond.
I've tried to update - but I always got a Error that Win is unable to performe an update. So I decided to wipe the existing Win10 and get a new updated Version of Windows with the MediaCreationTool.

Now I have a clean Installation with all Updates according the Update-Center. I've installed all Drivers from MSI-Website. But unfortunately the first BSOD comes right away... (system service exception).


Phuu no more Ideas where this come frome *Sad
New DM Log is available - thanx for your help

 

I replaced the MSI Mainboard with an ASUS! Now the "new" PC runs as it should *Smile
thanx for you support

 

Glad you found a resolution.