Windows 10: Memory Management BSOD on cold boot

Since last week ive been having some BSOD on my desktop that i built like a month ago. Last saturday i done a clean install and it worked fine for 3 days.
But last tuesday it did another bsod, but now of memory management, the previous werent. I resetted the RAM and installed the previous GPU drivers since i updated them before the bsod started. Also already made the BIOS update.
The bsod are always usually on the first time i turn on the PC.

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Memory Related BSOD Every Cold Boot

First let me list my specs:

Motherboard: Gigabyte Z370 Aorus Ultra Gaming

CPU: i7 8700k @ stock

RAM: 16GB Corsair Vengeance LPX DDR4 @ 2133 MHz

GPU: Gigabyte Aorus GTX 1080 TI

Storage: Samsung 840 EVO SSD (Windows Installed) 240GB

Seagate FireCuda 2TB HDD

Seagate Barracuda 2TB HDD

I cannot find anyone to help me with this problem, so when the i7 8700k came out I bought a new motherboard, RAM and the CPU. But ever since i installed the parts I am now plagued with Memory Management and Kernel Security Check BSODs on cold boots only,
it will keep giving me these errors seconds after the PC boots for almost a dozen times and then itll be fine until the next cold boot, if I restart the PC it wont give me the BSOD.

Ive reinstalled Windows 2 times but nothing, and I have tested the RAM multiple times with no errors and the PC is fine in Safe Mode.

I think it may be driver related but I dont know where to look.

 

BSOD DRIVER_POWER_STATE_FAILURE randomly after cold boot/sleep

For the past month I have been getting random BSOD's all with driver power state failure. They happen randomly, usually within the first 5-10 minutes of cold booting or waking my computer. Steps I have taken to attempt to fix the problem:

1. Reinstalled GPU drivers/ tried old drivers
2. Fresh installed Windows 1803, still happened, then fresh installed 1709
3. Disabled Fast Boot

None of these things fixed the issue, any help would be much appreciated at pinpointing the issue. Thanks

 

BSOD on cold boot only

Hi all, this is a duplicate of this post that I posted in the wrong section. Just delete that post. Sorry for making a mess, I'm new on this forum.

So: my problem is with my custom build PC, and any help would be greatly appreciated.

My problem is similar to the one described here.

My problem is that every cold boot (by this I mean a start of the computer after it has been shut down for a while) I will get BSOD.
This does not happen immediately, but only when I start some taxing task like gaming... and then most often with the error MEMORY_MANAGMENT. If I just leave the computer as it is it can run for hours without BSOD'ing... but the moment I start up some taxing application: wham, BSOD.

As soon as I restart after the BSOD I can use the computer as normal for seemingly endless periodes of time. I can run 3DMark extreme stress test and very demanding games without any problem at all.

Also: if I shut down the computer and then boots up again after a few minutes: all is good. So it seems to be that when the components are cold the BSOD happens.

So I have actually made myself the following "fix":

1. Start the computer (cold boot).
2. Start up 3DMark and start a benchmark.
3. Wait for the BSOD.
4. Reboot.
5. Use computer as normal till I manually shut down the next time.

While this does work and I can live with it, it would still be nice to find out why this happens.

I have tried the following things:

• Updating BIOS
• Disabling/enabling C-States in BIOS.
• Turning of sleep settings in the power plan.
• Turning of fast-boot.
• Updating all drivers.
• Reseating RAM.
• Cleaning out dust in case.
• Switching out the PSU a few years ago (no effect).
• Making sure the page file is set to Automatic (managed by windows).
• Updating chipset drivers.
• Ran Windows Memory Diagnostic and Memtest86.
• ++ a few others that I don't remember right now.

I haven't tried testing each RAM stick in isolation, but I didn't think that was necessary since the RAM tests didn't throw any errors.

Here is the last result from WhoCrashed:

Thank you for any help, and again sorry for duplicate post.

I have attached my last minidump if that helps.

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I will try to follow the BSOD posting instructions as soon as I can.