Windows 10: New Skylake build - Buggy wdf01000.sys BSOD

Here's the jist of it. I just got the final part (RAM) in the mail yesterday and powered it up for the first time last night. I spent a few hours going over driver updates for each portion of the build and installing BIOS and whatnot, just trying to get it to run functionally. Somewhere along the way, I tripped something. Or perhaps I'd let something slip from my old build and it finally caught up to me.

Either way, I'd gotten two different BSODs. One was the wdf01000.sys error and the other was usxhci.sys. The wdf error is the persistent one here.

I've uploaded the debug zip as required and would love to get some feedback here. Thanks, guys!

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Windows 10 1709 blue screens

Sorry for the delay. From the dump file it looks like the issue is related to Dell NIC (Ndis.sys) and to some system file corruption (wdf01000.sys).

Are you able to access your computer or do you receive BSOD before login?

 

Nokia E71 driver problem

1. Uninstalled PC Suite, reinstalled PC Suite 7.1.18.0. Still has "Nokie E71 USB Phone Parent" error.



2. On PC Suite 7.1.18.0.Removed wdf01000.sys. Rebooted. Plugged in E71. No rebuilding of wdf01000.sys. Still has "Nokie E71 USB Phone Parent" error in device manager. After few minutes, went into windows/system32/drivers, no wdf01000.sys!



I give up!

 

Unfortunately there are no dump files in your logs, follow BSOD Minidump - Configure to Create in Windows 10 - Windows 10 Forums to ensure you're set to create MiniDumps.

 

I just went through the steps in the guide. I think it was defaulted to kernel (clicked too fast). It's set to small memory dump now.

Do I need to replicate the BSOD a few times and re-log or is one time enough?

 

You can upload new logs following any BSOD (just one should now produce a dump file) but more are better to work with. Upload new logs any time you like, we can start analysing the first dump/s and you can always upload subsequent logs catching newer dumps later if needed.

 

This one should have a BSOD on it. Let me know if I'm wrong.

 

No, still none in there unfortunately. Check C:\Windows\Minidumps to see if that folder is present, if it is see if there any .dmp files in there.

 

Dang. I thought it would work that time. When I get off work, I'll check for that folder.

If it isn't there, should I make that folder?

 

Figured out why. I had turned off my pagefile in my old rig because it was stable and I was naive. Haha

I'll have an update soon.

In the meantime, what do you guys think about the program "Whocrashed"? Just found it while exploring the forums on tomshardware.

 

Whocrashed isn't really worth the time and effort when it comes to debugging a BSOD. Have a read of WinDBG - The Basics for Debugging Crash Dumps in Windows 10 - Windows 10 Forums if you really want to have a look at debugging.

 

There is a unexpected bsod kernel mode trap error in your window 10, if you want to recover your hurdle then you have to uninstall unwanted applications.