Windows 10: Memory Dump Upload

I have been having BSOD's. could you please kindly take a look at the minidump and let me know what wrong. Thank you.https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1rzVuIJI9xbhtTNO0j29l-lAmSkIgI13k?usp=sharing

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Memory dump upload

I've made the changes and will let you know when I have a full kernel memory dump uploaded.

 

Memory dump upload

Aaron

In most situations it is preferable to configure the computer to produce a kernel memory dump when system failure occurs. A complete memory dump is a very large file to handle so it is more practical to work with Kernel memory dumps when trying
to resolve blue screen errors.



Please change your dump files settings to produce a Kernel memory dump. Select the keyboard shortcut
Win+X, Control Panel, System, Advanced system settings, Advanced tab, and click the Startup Recovery
Settings button. Under System failure check the boxes before
Write an event to the system log and Automatically restart. Change the Write debugging information option using the scroll to the right to
Kernel memory dump. Click OK and, in the next window click
Apply and OK. Restart your computer to apply the changes.

Please upload to your OneDrive the next dump file created after changing the settings.

I will be looking at your other files but the dump files is too large.

 

Memory dump upload

In most situations it is preferable to configure the computer to produce a kernel memory dump when system failure occurs. A complete memory dump is a very large file to handle so it is more practical to work with Kernel memory dumps when trying
to resolve blue screen errors.



Please change your dump files settings to produce a Kernel memory dump. Select the keyboard shortcut
Win+X, Control Panel, System, Advanced system settings, Advanced tab, and click the Startup Recovery
Settings button. Under System failure check the boxes before
Write an event to the system log and Automatically restart. Change the Write debugging information option using the scroll to the right to
Kernel memory dump. Click OK and, in the next window click
Apply and OK. Restart your computer to apply the changes.

Please upload to your OneDrive the next dump file created after changing the settings.