Windows 10: Many BSOD for couple of days

Hello! I just updated my hardware and get very frustrated because of constantly and randomly BSOD.My current PC configuration is:CPU: Intel i7-14700MB: Gigabyte Z790 AORUS ELITE AX-W rev. 1.x GPU: Gigabyte GeForce RTX 4070 WINDFORCE OC 12GB GDDR6XRAM: 32GB 2x16GB, DDR5, 6000MT/s, Corsair VENGEANCE BlackSSD: Samsung 990 PRO MZ-V9P1T0BW, PCIe 4.0 NVMe, M.2 2280PSU: Corsair RM850xOS: Windows 11 x 64All drivers are updated, System is checked for viruses Norton installed, Windows memory diagnostic gave 0 errors.I get blue sreens with different causes:KERNEL_SECURITY_CHECK_FAILURE 139MEM

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A Couple Questions About Partitions


Hello, it's been a couple days. So I decided to get back at the effort of resolving this, but I'm so confused on how to perform the steps you have listed above even though the list looks pretty simple and self-explanatory. Is it possible to go a little bit more in depth and explain it like you're talking to someone who has no experience doing something like this? That would be greatly appreciated.

 

Frequent BSOD over the past couple of days.

I use an HP Omen 15 running Windows 11 Home. A couple of weeks back, the battery died out and I am currently using it on power while I wait for the vendor to procure a new battery. I currently receive a CMOS warning every time I start up the laptop. Over the past couple of days have been getting frequent (a couple of times a day) BSODs because of ntoskrnl.exe failing. The most recent one mention irql_not_less_or_equal.

I installed all optional updates, but the issue's been continuing. Haven't particularly installed anything new recently.

The current available minidump files are available here - MiniDump

Any help is appreciated.

 

Help Please, BSOD happening every day

Hello,

I have completed all the steps you suggested. I am on the last step and currently running the memtest86 (halfway through and 0 errors so far).

If I don't receive any errors then there will be no point in sending any information from the memtest86 right?

Once this memtest86 finishes I will spend some time on my PC over the next couple of days and see if the BSOD happens again. Maby updating the BIOS and reinstalling the GPU drivers has fixed it, hopefully. Either way I will let you know in a couple of days or sooner if BSOD happens.

Also, updating the BIOS has reset my settings. Would it be ok to enable my XMP again to get the faster RAM speeds I was on before I updated the BIOS.

Lastly, I noticed this message pop up when my PC started up (I've seen it quite a few times before) but forgot to mention and don't know if it's relevant to the BSOD I am getting. I get a message from windows security under virus and protection saying controlled folder access blocked to LightingService. I think it's maby related to Asus Aura. Should I try and find a way to delete it?

Here is a picture of it: