Windows 10: Multiple BSODs tending to be during YouTube Videos with audio hang

Hey team, I need a bit of a hand with some BSODs that I have been getting as of late. It started about two weeks ago but has progressively gotten worse. I have noticed that when YouTube is playing in the background and I am scrolling on a webpage it tends to be a good recipe to force the irql not less or equal BSOD, but there are others as you will see from the log.

So far I have reformatted my SSD twice, clean reinstalled Windows 10 twice, run on both stock Windows drivers and updated drivers for everything, removed ram sticks, updated and reset the bios twice, uninstalled everything 4 times with Revo, reinstalled everything several times and run virus scans with Malwarebytes and Hitman Pro on all of my files. The BSODs still persist at the rate of about 1 or two an hour.

The only thing I can think of is the Embedded Controller of which I edited some values in order to adjust my fan. Unfortunately I don't have a reset config for it, but if anyone can download Read and Write Everything and you also have an ASUS K501LB then save the EC screen and post it for me to load up, that may fix my problem. Otherwise, I will have to wait and see what you guys can come up with.

Thanks people.

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I cannot get audio when playing a video at the source. I can download from YouTube,, Yahoo.etc, but no audio when playing on YouTube, etc. I must first download the video and then I can get audio when I play it back on my player. I tend to feel it is some
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5800 youtube hang

hello. I have a little problem. When i watch youtube wideo with my5800, video hangs when played about 3~6 s.Seconds continue to go on but video and audio hangs. When i try to scroll video back,it resumes where it hanged and plays with no problems.
At the beginning i didnt have such problem.

 

Hi Orcam,

Welcome to the 10forums *Smile

Unfortunately, I have currently no other possible cause than some hardware part that is malfunctioning, if it is not the controller.

When did the problem start and when have you edited values for the fan?

 

I edited values after this started I believe, I'm not entirely sure why it keeps happening, I just can't think of what else it could be. I really don't even know where to start. What hardware part would you assume?

 

It's difficult to say what hardware part may be the cause, because they are usually the most difficult to identify. For the GPU, HDD & RAM, there are usually signs that they have something to do with it. Any other part, CPU, mobo, cabling, PSU, etc., is more difficult to identify for different reasons.

Also, since you have a laptop, an RMA would be the easiest in many cases.